
Btw this is Chris' deck of which the only similarity is the name. Should also point out that Roman tells me this deck has been in the works for 3 years. So who exactly is ripping off who?












You're wrong here. If you are the first to use in commerce for a particular product (playing cards in the situation), trademarked or not, you have rights. If "Memento Mori" is part of the design, that's one thing but when it's the name of the product, that's another.decibelhz wrote:There are so many things that are out there such as movies, books, art, video games, clothing that use Memento Mori as it's title that no one person can really claim that exclusively. It's not the most original title after all. Chris Ramsey can call his deck that if he but it's not his place to tell someone that they can't use it because he is. He doesn't own that term. The art is completely different between the two anyways. People are going to buy the deck for the art and design. Not for what the damn deck is called.





So Who told Chris he couldn't share a picture of his own deck?jsantafe wrote:Does it has anything to do with Murphy's Magic?
This image was uploaded 8 weeks ago, it looks staged but who knows.

By looking at the highlighted part of the picture above, it looks like Murphy's told him he couldn't.jerichoholic wrote:So Who told Chris he couldn't share a picture of his own deck?jsantafe wrote:Does it has anything to do with Murphy's Magic?
This image was uploaded 8 weeks ago, it looks staged but who knows.

I think name changing is needed when, its helps those who are smaller (less recognize) than the other, in terms of search. (like Iamthechin mention)NoirArts wrote: We would like to advise cardists community:
What do you think about this situation with the name (Billdragon, I remember about your situation too and as I remember your decision to move on with chosen name which was not a trademark). Taking all said above - do you think that we need to change the name of our deck or to go on with original idea (as for me I don’t see any problems when 2 different decks from different artists and publishers exist on the market). Your opinion is very important to us. Please share your thoughts regarding our project.
Best regards,
Roman





AFAIC, both Memento Mori and Vanitas names are extremely fitting to the deck style and - marketing aside (which I am not the best person to ask about) - I'd keep them the way they are. Do you have a release date for the campaign yet?NoirArts wrote: What do you think about this situation with the name (Billdragon, I remember about your situation too and as I remember your decision to move on with chosen name which was not a trademark). Taking all said above - do you think that we need to change the name of our deck or to go on with original idea (as for me I don’t see any problems when 2 different decks from different artists and publishers exist on the market). Your opinion is very important to us. Please share your thoughts regarding our project.



Memento Mori: Remember, you'll die.Justin O. wrote:TLDR - good looking cards though. What does Memento Mori stand for?

Loosely, it's Latin for remember you must die.Justin O. wrote:TLDR - good looking cards though. What does Memento Mori stand for?











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