No Confusing Domain Names or Keywords Sample Clauses

No Confusing Domain Names or Keywords. You agree not to register or to use any Internet domain name, sponsored link/ad keyword or any other keyword search term that is: (a) confusingly similar to any of the Marks or the domain name of any SA Site(s), or (b) implies any form of affiliation with Us. If You already have registered existing domain names that are in violation of this Section, You may be required to transfer such domain names to Us as a condition of entering into this Agreement. We will pay the reasonable administrative costs of any such transfers, which will not include any payments to You for goodwill associated with such domain names.
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No Confusing Domain Names or Keywords. Unless permitted hereunder or with Scrum Alliance’s prior written consent, You agree not to use or file for registration of any Internet domain name, sponsored link/ad keyword or any other keyword search term that, in Our sole opinion, is the same as, or likely to cause confusion with, any or all of Our Trade Names, including, without limitation, the Marks that We license to You under this Agreement, or is the domain name of any Scrum Alliance Sites. If, prior to entering into this Agreement, You have registered a domain name that uses the terms “SCRUM ALLIANCE,” “CERTIFIED SCRUM PROFESSIONAL,” “CSP,” “SCRUM FOUNDATIONS,” or any confusingly similar phrasing of these portions of the Marks, You agree to disclose them to Us upon Our request and We reserve the right to withhold or suspend Your certification, should You refuse to cooperate with Us in resolving the use of such domain name.
No Confusing Domain Names or Keywords. You agree not to register or to use any Internet domain name, sponsored link/ad keyword or any other keyword search term that, in Our sole opinion, is:
No Confusing Domain Names or Keywords. Applicant agrees to cease use of, and/or not to register or use any Internet domain name, sponsored link/ad keyword, social media handle, avatar, or any other digital designation(s) or any keyword search term that, in SERI’s sole discretion, is: (i) confusingly similar to any of the Mark(s), or its constituent parts (such as “R2”), or the domain name of a SERI Website; or (ii) implies affiliation with SERI not expressly authorized by SERI, including by use of SERI’s other trademarks and service marks without prior written authorization (collectively, the “Confusing Digital Media”). Applicant agrees to transfer such Confusing Digital Media to SERI at SERI’s sole discretion and upon SERI’s request, whether such were registered/purchased by Applicant before, during or after the Term of this Agreement, and regardless of whether such request is made by SERI during or after the Agreement Term. SERI will pay the reasonable and mutually agreed upon administrative costs of such transfers for Confusing Digital Media registered by Applicant prior to entering into this Agreement, but such payment shall not in any event include any amount for goodwill or other value associated therewith, or any other directly or indirectly related costs, fees, and expenses.
No Confusing Domain Names or Keywords. Unless permitted hereunder or with Scrum Alliance’s prior written consent, You agree not to register or to use any Internet domain name, sponsored link/ad keyword or any other keyword search term that, in Our sole opinion, is: (a) confusingly similar to any of the Marks or the domain name of any Scrum Alliance Sites, or (b) implies any form of affiliation with Us. If You have already registered existing domain names that are in violation of this Section, You may be required to transfer such domain names to Us as a condition of entering into this Agreement. We will pay the reasonable administrative costs of any such transfers, which will not include any payments to You for goodwill allegedly associated with such domain names.
No Confusing Domain Names or Keywords. Applicant agrees not to register or to use any Internet domain name, sponsored link/ad keyword or any other keyword search term that, in SERI’s sole opinion, is: (i) confusingly similar to any of the Xxxx(s), or its constituent parts of “R2”™ and “Responsible Recycling”, or the domain name of the SERI Site; or (ii) implies any form of affiliation with SERI. If Applicant has already registered existing domain names that are in violation of this Section, Applicant may be required to transfer such domain names to SERI as a condition of entering into this Agreement. SERI will pay the reasonable administrative costs of any such transfers, which will not include any payments to Applicant for goodwill associated with such domain names.

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