I couldn't find anything there that doesn't prove my point. Funny thing is, I found a word combination trademarked, that I used on websites before. It even says in the trademark that it can't be used for selling online services and manuals, which I did. The company emailed me in the past about a potential lawsuit and asked me to transfer the domain name to them. I said no and told them that the trademarked term is a common word combination, so I'm willing to go to court and I will win. Then they replied that all is fine and they appologize for the inconvenience. I actually won a case like this in the past, also a tradermarked term, but also a common word, so those have it really hard to protect their brand, if they choose words commonly used. That doesn't apply to thise Chanel case, obviously.
