"*sigh*
No, it's not a hoax."
Who am I??
"*sigh*
No, it's not a hoax."
Who am I??
Grand Crusader Belloc <-- 6608 Endless Tank Proving Grounds score! (
Dragonslayer Kooqu
The Corgis Unleashed form was filed by Mr. R as well.
You're not allowed to discuss conspiracy theories on mmo-champion, which makes me wonder what they're trying to hide.
Because someone finally realized that they could troll the community by doing so?
See, that's the difference: Blizzard doesn't troll the community, which is exactly what this "Corgi's Unleashed" thing would be if Blizzard had filed it. The community, however, is constantly trolling itself.
Blizzard has a history of not trolling the community (outside of April Fools). The community has a history of trolling itself. So, which is more likely?
edit: Furthermore, you've got Boubouille calling hoax on this. He's usually on top of things, eh?
Last edited by Belloc; 2013-08-14 at 05:55 PM.
Grand Crusader Belloc <-- 6608 Endless Tank Proving Grounds score! (
Dragonslayer Kooqu
http://wow.joystiq.com/2011/08/02/bl...ria-trademark/
Originally Posted by Blizzard Entertainment
http://teas.uspto.gov/forms/xslt.ser...54fed544b2367f
It's on a government site. It's not fake... -.-
You're not allowed to discuss conspiracy theories on mmo-champion, which makes me wonder what they're trying to hide.
Blizzard: "Boubouille, you can't do that, man."
Boubouille: "Oh, sorry. What shall I do know?"
Blizzard: "Just pretend everybody can register any trademark for any company."
Boubouille: "Lol, srsly?"
Actually that's not true, it is illegal for someone to trademark something under someone elses name. Even though "you can" on the website doesn't make it legal. Blizzard can sue anyone who does that. Now if someone patents Blizzards expansion name before they register it then there is nothing Blizzard can do. Blizzard would have to pay them.
Blizzard DOES have control over "what" we print. They can ask for compensation for anything printed with out their permission or anything they give permission to.
I will give an example I have given before for the reasons why trademarks are done, and done early.
So and So designed a game and forgot to trademark it. They talk about it and Mr. Deceptive overhears the conversation and checks to see if its trademarked. Mr. Deceptive trademarks the game name so when So and So starts publication of the game and publicity materials (posters, packaging and etc.) So and So now has to pay Mr. Deceptive $$$ per sale and per publicity material.
Look at the college student who became rich overnight while writing a paper on the US patent office. He discovered nobody patented the wheelbarrow and he then had to be paid for every wheelbarrow sold in the past and he has to be paid for every wheelbarrow sold in the future.