Tradesnark

''In this Article™, all cases of British English® are tradesnarked™ for satirical purposes. This Wikia® speaks American-Philippine English™.''

Tradesnark™ is a comedic way of emphasizing Things™ by putting Random® Trademark® symbols on them.

Correct (Trademark)
Trademarks are Recognisable® signs and symbols used for identifying products made by a certain business to another. The correct way of using trademark symbols are on brands.


 * The unregistered trademark symbol (™), at most cases, do not require legal processes and an individual can place the symbol to a brand.
 * The registered trademark symbol, requires a legal process and needs a certain number of legal documents before being used.

Intel radio ad:
Announcer 1: Intel™

Announcer 2: Good use of the trademark symbol!

Incorrect (Tradesnark)
Tradesnarks™ are simply putting random trademark symbols for Humour™.

Examples
Jadememe® is a registered trademark of Gourd Roger, LLC®.

Per DTI-FTEB SPD Permit No. 7488 Series of 2015®. Sugar®
 * "Jadememe®" may be a possible contestant for a trademark, but Gourd Roger, LLC® does not exist. Therefore, "Jadememe®" may be taken by an another company.
 * This is a name of a legal document, which makes it invalid for a trademark.
 * Generic names cannot be trademarked.