For consumers, trademarks allow the consumer to confidently know that if they purchase a good or service bearing a trademark owned by “Provider A,” that good or service is coming from “Provider A.”Correct trademark usage is important for a number of reasons (outside of improving your writing, of course). Also, I have taken advanced level “Trial Preparation, Presentation and Testimony” classes. With my new electric rifle . When in doubt remember that a trademark is meant to be a source identifier for the owner’s goods or services, so it should be used in combination with the generic name for that good or service (e.g., “TASER device”).For more information about trademarks and proper trademark usage, the International Trademark Association (INTA) offers a great fact sheet available at Axon is a global network of devices, apps, training, and people that helps public safety personnel become smarter and safer. The US are to backward in regards to metrification, even using cm in engineering.

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19 Sept. 11/2 A student was Tasered after asking too many questions at a university forum with US Senator John Kerry.As these headlines show, I’m not the only one confused as to which verb form to use:Unruly Student Tazed at South Paulding, Georgia, High SchoolWoman Tasered in front of her children for “obstructing traffic”Axon Enterprise, Inc. (formerly known as TASER International, Inc.) is the manufacturer of TASER conducted energy weapons and owner of the TASER brand, based in Arizona, USA. -Mao Zedong

"The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government." 4 Jan. 31/3 When an attacker has been ‘Tasered’, the muscles in his body involuntarily contract; he is virtually helpless and may experience pain. Try: “Police stunned him with a Taser.” Or “He was shocked by a stun gun.Unless you know it was a Taser brand stun gun, don’t even say Taser.I agree with Tony Hearn. Do the grammar nazi’s get upset about that? That one was coined back in the 1960s, a few years after “laser” itself, but popularized to current generations via a line spoken by Val Kilmer in the film “Real Genius”.Considering laser is also an acronym (Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation), the similarities with “Taser” run deep, so that additional symmetry just seems very much as it should be.Well, the thing with TASERs is that there was no single word for zapping someone with an electrical device designed to stun before TASERs were invented. Definitions for the word, taser. The only logical verb form to describe using a Taser on something is to “taser” it. Dozens of police reports pass across my desk every day, and the back formation “tase” is a standard part of the English language.And—speaking generally— I’ve decided there’s no reason to use a z in any form of the word.Should have titled the article “Tazed and Confused.”If you don’t like the way I spelled tased blame Google – I dictated it, and it came out different each time.Copyright © 2020 Daily Writing Tips . We appreciate that Daily Writing Tips, and Maeve Maddox, took the time to research, write, and post on a topic that is near and dear to our hearts: proper usage of our TASER trademark. Taser there is no z. Yes. If the specific brand is not verifiable then the safest form is the generic for both the noun and the verb.Actually if we use something frequently enough, it loses its trademark and this is a huge disadvantage to the company. Type the letters you can use in the form below and find the best words to play! what a fellow couldn’t do in the dark continent!”Early 20th-century novels, like this one, generally painted Africa as the place for wealthy white men to seek their fortunes, capitalizing on the Racist undertones permeate the novel, despite encounters with “friendly blacks” peppered throughout. Tasered doesn’t sound right to me.I am a court reporter and have to write what the deponent says. This is just like some people say pass me a klenex. Of great importance to Axon, incorrect trademark usage can lead to a trademark becoming generic (referred to in trademark law as “genericide”). And you can’t even spell his surname… The word tase is a Scrabble US word. and a bastardization of the trademark.”The last piece of that sentence highlights the issue. Something similar would be the use of Google for the noun and google, googled, googling, for the verb.I am a retired police officer, a police trainer and risk manager, and a TASER Senior Master Instructor, which means that – although not a regular employee of TASER International – I am one of 25 contract trainers that serve as curriculum consultants and research assistants for TASER International, as well as regularly teaching classes of TASER Instructors and Master Instructors.Your question is a valid one, and as you discovered in your research, there is little consistency in the published literature, especially on the Internet.My answers to your questions are not so much based in linguistic technicalities as they are rooted in the language that informed law enforcement trainers and administrators use.