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Do you remove active hyperlinks from PDFs before you upload USPTO Letter of Protest evidence? You should! Here’s how to do it.
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Last updated on July 7th, 2020 There are many troubling facts in this video by An0maly. As with any other links on my site, this is not a blanket endorsement of the source or even of all the points raised in the video. Here’s what linked content means: this is something worth considering for those … Read more
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Last updated on July 7th, 2020 FB: News & Alerts (Facebook Gems collected 6-16-2020) Facebook favorites from the last eight weeks (collected on 6/16/2020 at 8am). Good News Healing images from amidst the protests (June 2) NBC San Deigo – SDPD Officer rescues twins and father after truck plunges off Sunset Cliffs Newsweek – Teen … Read more
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Last updated on July 7th, 2020 Some favorite posts I gathered over the past eight weeks on Facebook. (I’m splitting these into posts by topic to keep them shorter.) FB: Smarter Mom Life (Facebook Gems collected 6-15-2021, dating back over the past 8 weeks) Corrie Ten Boom on forgiveness (from Joshua Agan) People who know … Read more
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This post explores how USPTO’s overly-broad definition of “argument” leads to the rejection of relevant evidence and needless errors by examiners.
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Learn how overly-strict “Merely Informational” protest evidence relevancy standards bias USPTO toward faulty trademark registrations.