Darren New napsal(a):
> triple_r wrote:
>> I can depict a trademark to refer to the owner, 
> 
> That means you can use the McDonald's trademark if you're actually 
> talking about McDonald's, but not to imply that someone else is McDonald's.
> 
>> but I haven't a clue as to what that means in this context.
> 
> In the US? Nothing. You're not trading, hence trademarks are irrelevant. 
> You're not implying anything about the light, nor that you got it 
> anywhere.  The whole topic is pretty irrelevant.
> 
> If you hand-painted the McDonald's logo as a work of art and hung it on 
> your wall, McDonald's wouldn't have anything to say about that either.
> 
I've got a question if the same applies to copyrights:
Can I replicate a monopoly game (w/ or w/o mr. monopoly) even though the 
board design (placement of the properties and their names) is copyrighted?
What if the result wins an IRTC round? Will I have to pay Hasbro^(c) a 
tribute?

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