This site requires that style sheets be enabled in your browser. Click here for instructions on turning on style sheets. All headings, titles, and subtitles in materials that reference the Marks should contain the appropriate symbol. A licensee of the Marks must include an attribution statement when using the Marks. A licensee of the Marks must use Marks as proper adjectives.
Trademarks are adjectives used to describe a specific person, place, or thing.
As a result, Marks must be used as an adjective with a generic noun at the first and most prominent use of the trademark in any work and as often as possible thereafter. A licensee of the Marks must never use Marks in the possessive or plural form. A licensee of the Marks must never include Marks in a hyphenated phrase. A licensee of the Marks must never shorten, abbreviate, or create acronyms from Marks. A licensee of the Marks must capitalize Marks as they appear in the list provided to the licensee.