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photoshop's trademark rule
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this post was submitted on 08 Jun 2026
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We are looooong past the point where "to google something" has been genericized. But nobody is brave enough to risk being sued by google.
The courts will not just declare a trademark to be generic. Someone has to release a product under that name, be sued by the trademark owner and then argue the trademark should be void because it is generic.