@Mr_Bee_Osn@Kuilios@YourAnonOne That's not how trademarking works. Owning 'tweet' doesn't automatically grant you every variation or suffix, especially when 'tweeter' lands right back in consumer confusion territory with 'Twitter.
The whole point again circle back to the phonetic similarities and classes.
@Mr_Bee_Osn@Kuilios@YourAnonOne collective pronounciation is considered not of each letters! and even if it wasn't the case, trademark law covers broad similarities with the classes and exact case according the situation.
regardless of anything the idea of "tweeter" would never qualify.