Grammar question:I want to add something to the end ofmy user name so others wont use it.Should i use ™,©,or ®

And please don’t waste time with answers such as “Unless it is legally registered you are just wasting time.” I just didn’t know which of those would be the appropriate one to use after a title.

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A few days ago

dogsafire

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™ can be used for any trademark, registered or not

® can be used only if you have registered your mark with the Patent and Trademark Office

A few days ago

tracymoo

They’re all “appropriate,” as they have no real meaning outside of copyright or intellectual property issues.

You can use whichever one you want, as you clearly understand that no legal action against its use by others can be enforced or implied. I like the “tilda” personally (the CAP setting to the left of the #1 on the top level of the keyboard).

Good luck!

A few days ago

Brian F

Well the copyright symbol (c circled) would most accurately say what you want. The trademark symbol and the R (registered trademark) are more for brand names or products.

A few days ago

Anonymous

You shouldn’t need anything. As a unique identifier, the system’s own software will prevent anyone else from using your username (if they could, it wouldn’t be a unique identifier).

A few days ago

Jessa

use C it means copyright or R for restricted

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Grammar question:I want to add something to the end ofmy user name so others wont use it.Should i use ™,©,or ®

Grammar question:I want to add something to the end ofmy user name so others wont use it.Should i use ™,©,or ®

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