This is a word still in common use in the United States and abroad as Yule, and Jul. It should not be eligible for trademark.
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Nicole Bergeron
9 years ago
The word Yule should not be trademarked as a product name for anything. If Christmas would not be trademarked as a product, then Yule should not either.
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Jennifer Malady
9 years ago
This is my Christmas!
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Amanda Ayres
9 years ago
You cannot trademark a holiday! That's like trying to trademark Christmas or Easter. This whole thing is ridiculously idiotic.
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Jeremy bunn
9 years ago
If christmas cant be trademarked then why Yule. Keep holidays free!
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Shannon Theriault
9 years ago
What's next? Are we going to allow Halloween, Christmas, Easter all to be trademarked? This is pretty ridiculous and I would gladly boycott any company that would attempt to do this.
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Dawn
9 years ago
Putting a trademark on the word Yule is like putting a trademark on the word Christmas! This can't happen!!
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Kat Ingram
9 years ago
delete Why anyone is allowed to trademark words that have been around for thousands of years is beyond me. Why anyone would want to try to trademark a pagan holy day is not only beyond me, but despicable as all get out. The fact that the patent offices are actually considering allowing this is disgusting. The fact that this action has even been initiated is thoroughly unbelievable.
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Kat Ingram
9 years ago
Why anyone is allowed to trademark words that have been around for thousands of years is beyond me. Why anyone would want to try to trademark a pagan holy day is not only beyond me, but despicable as all get out. The fact that the patent offices are actually considering allowing this is disgusting. The fact that this action has even been initiated is thoroughly unbelievable.
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Jennafer Fiore
9 years ago
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Stacie Tyson
9 years ago
"Yule" is a sacred term in our faith. Not a brand name.
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Mat Bryan
9 years ago
Seriously?
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tracie wood
9 years ago
this is ridiculous. trademarking the name of a holiday... would you trademark the work christmas so nobody but one business could use it??
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Megan Brandenburg
9 years ago
The fact that this petition is even necessary is ridiculous.
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Darrel L Perham
9 years ago
Yule is a Religious Holiday and cannot be asigned to on specific entity.
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mistery
9 years ago
Yule or Yuletide ("Yule time") is a festival observed by the historical Germanic peoples. Scholars have connected the celebration to the Wild Hunt, the god Odin, and the pagan Anglo-Saxon Mōdraniht.
IT is my religious and spiritual beliefs, not just some trademark perfume that smells bad.
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Annette Neumann
9 years ago
The term "Yule" is NOT for sale. Nor should it ever be.
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Barbara Oiler
9 years ago
This is a ridiculously blatant attempt at monetizing my religion for a cash grab. No one would consider allowing the name of a holiday belonging to any other religion to be trademarked, this should be unequivocally rejected
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Dianna Trotsky
9 years ago
if trademarking the word "Yule" by anyone or anything the next up would be to trademark "easter" "Christmas" etc--this is a holiday word used by many and should not be trademarked by a company to get more sales etc
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David Iskiwitch
9 years ago
Holiday names are just that, and should be open to anyone
This is a word still in common use in the United States and abroad as Yule, and Jul. It should not be eligible for trademark.
The word Yule should not be trademarked as a product name for anything. If Christmas would not be trademarked as a product, then Yule should not either.
This is my Christmas!
You cannot trademark a holiday! That's like trying to trademark Christmas or Easter. This whole thing is ridiculously idiotic.
If christmas cant be trademarked then why Yule. Keep holidays free!
What's next? Are we going to allow Halloween, Christmas, Easter all to be trademarked? This is pretty ridiculous and I would gladly boycott any company that would attempt to do this.
Putting a trademark on the word Yule is like putting a trademark on the word Christmas! This can't happen!!
delete Why anyone is allowed to trademark words that have been around for thousands of years is beyond me. Why anyone would want to try to trademark a pagan holy day is not only beyond me, but despicable as all get out. The fact that the patent offices are actually considering allowing this is disgusting. The fact that this action has even been initiated is thoroughly unbelievable.
Why anyone is allowed to trademark words that have been around for thousands of years is beyond me. Why anyone would want to try to trademark a pagan holy day is not only beyond me, but despicable as all get out. The fact that the patent offices are actually considering allowing this is disgusting. The fact that this action has even been initiated is thoroughly unbelievable.
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"Yule" is a sacred term in our faith. Not a brand name.
Seriously?
this is ridiculous. trademarking the name of a holiday... would you trademark the work christmas so nobody but one business could use it??
The fact that this petition is even necessary is ridiculous.
Yule is a Religious Holiday and cannot be asigned to on specific entity.
Yule or Yuletide ("Yule time") is a festival observed by the historical Germanic peoples. Scholars have connected the celebration to the Wild Hunt, the god Odin, and the pagan Anglo-Saxon Mōdraniht. IT is my religious and spiritual beliefs, not just some trademark perfume that smells bad.
The term "Yule" is NOT for sale. Nor should it ever be.
This is a ridiculously blatant attempt at monetizing my religion for a cash grab. No one would consider allowing the name of a holiday belonging to any other religion to be trademarked, this should be unequivocally rejected
if trademarking the word "Yule" by anyone or anything the next up would be to trademark "easter" "Christmas" etc--this is a holiday word used by many and should not be trademarked by a company to get more sales etc
Holiday names are just that, and should be open to anyone