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A Trademark case study is an practical example of a way someone might want to use the '''sugar labs''' trademark. We use it as a way to test different trademark policy options - how would it cope with that case? | A Trademark case study is an practical example of a way someone might want to use the '''sugar labs''' trademark. We use it as a way to test different trademark policy options - how would it cope with that case? | ||
A good case study is one which describes a real use which will stimulate us to think about how we would like our trademark to be used. It doesn't have to be a borderline 'edge' case. It is probably best to start with the clear cut cases then consider the limits later. | |||
'''How to write a case study''' | |||
* Look at the case studies below. | |||
* If you can see a way to make one of those case studies better then edit that case study. | |||
* If you think of a way that someone might want to use the '''sugar labs''' trademark - that doesn't duplicate one of the case studies already here - then add that case study at the end of the page or wherever it best fits. | |||
* Follow the format of the other case studies here unless you think of a better format. | |||
=== Used to label a computer with sugar installed === | === Used to label a computer with sugar installed === | ||