[E-trademarks] fifth oddity of the day in Trademark Center

[Carl Oppedahl]

Today I am clicking around in Trademark Center.  One place where I am 
invited to click is "my trademarks".

I guess a first question is why they use that phrase?  They are not "my 
trademarks".  If anything, they are "my client's trademarks".

Now we turn to the table that appears when I click there.  It has a 
column headed "serial number" and each serial number is a link to the 
related TSDR page.

And it also has a column headed "actions" with a little eyeball and the 
word "view".  As best I can tell, the eyeball does nothing.  It is just 
taking up space on the screen.  Why not get rid of the eyeball since it 
means nothing?  It is just click bait that fails to go anywhere.

The word "view" is a link to the related TSDR page.  Which raises the 
question, why did the developers waste space on the screen to provide 
this extra "View" column that is a functional duplicate of the "serial 
number" column?


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