Ahhhh, I think I see something here which could be a source of confusion, so let me clear it up right now....
Pangritt makes reference to a mark we applied for, that I didn't think was completely true, so I went back to our original applications and I think I can offer something constructive here....
Back when we were creating this, long before we had any idea that suits like this existed, we created our monster themed concept, named it, and applied for marks for that name, " monster mini golf".
As a backup plan, we applied for a variety of alternate names including "monster family entertainment centers", "monster mini golf" as a logo (NOT as text, but as a logo or image) and monster as an image, as reflected in our logo. (I think that may be the bone of contention, but to be clear, our registration as it pertained to the word monster alone, was for image/logo only, not the word, and we will happily abandon that app if that is what Mr Lee is so upset about)
If any of these alternates are the source of contention with MC, let me make a proactive move toward peace, and publically let MC know that we are ONLY interested in the "monster mini Golf" mark, as it is descriptive of our product.
If it is ANY of the alternate applications that are hanging MC up, let me officially declare that we will gladly abandon ALL other marks applied for, if MC will let us keep the "monster mini golf" mark and logo.
I may be off base here, but judging by what I just read, it sounds like it's not "monster mini golf" that they are specifically objecting to.
So what do you say guys, are we making progress?
Patrick