Is it a good idea for a website owner to patent the name of the websitr and register it as a company?
26-30, F
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MartinTheFirst · 26-30, M
a patent, at least in america, is opening something for the general public.
When you make a website, no one else can grab the url you have, you purchase the url and it's yours. They might use your url and add something to it, but not the exact same. I imagine that facebook, since they're a prospering company, have bought many url's that involve versions of facebook, just to not let others have it.
When you make a website, no one else can grab the url you have, you purchase the url and it's yours. They might use your url and add something to it, but not the exact same. I imagine that facebook, since they're a prospering company, have bought many url's that involve versions of facebook, just to not let others have it.
