"Hi, I am a Rookie in domain field. I should say, with 100 million domain
blogs out there, there isn't a single post on the internet to explain what is a
USPTO filing? How to file one? How to defend one? How are the parties involved
on both sides? How much money spent on both sides on an average? etc etc etc.
Shame on you all big fellas. This field ain't friendly to new comers. That's per
sure."
Hi, Mark and thank you for the comment. Although I am not familiar with USPTO
filing or defending one, I am sure there is someone who can come along and
answer your question. You can file one
here.
The main issue I would like to address is: "Shame on you all big fellas. This
field ain't friendly to new comers. That's per sure."
I am not sure what blogs you read but there are many bloggers in the domain
industry helping newcomers in addition to the slew of domainer forums such as
DNForum and
NamePros. One thing is
certain: if you don't ask, you won't get an answer. There are plenty of us
helping newcomers on a daily basis.
We have a good time on Morgan Linton's live show.
Whether it be silly unexpected technical difficulties, a cat running across the
background or the unknown presence of Dad's foot for the last 10 minutes of
airtime: we all have a good time. I always knew I would be learning from
Morgan's show but never expected to simply have a good time getting to know other
people within the domain community.
Tonight's special guest was Dr. Bruce Linton, Father of Morgan, founder of
Fathers' Forum (a program founded in 1989 for expectant and new dads) and family therapist. It didn't take long to realize where Morgan
inherited his charismatic sweetness. If you missed it, catch the recorded
version here.
( Video below hosted on
FathersForum.com of Morgan when he was a child. )
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