diff --git a/content-style-guide.md b/content-style-guide.md
index 1c41214..e9e0d89 100644
--- a/content-style-guide.md
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@@ -1055,18 +1055,6 @@ Many countries call their currency "the dollar," but the value is going to diffe
 
 Avoid colloquial phrases that relate to money, like “five-and-dime,” “greenbacks,” or “c-notes.” These won’t translate well.
 
-
-## Displaying trademark notices
-
-To note that something is a trademark, and in the case of registered marks in order to collect damages, the trademark has to be displayed with an appropriate symbol.
-
-Here are the various trademark symbols and when to use them:  
-* For unregistered trademarks of goods, use ™  
-* For unregistered trademarks of services, use ℠  
-* For trademarks granted registration by the United States Patent and Trademark Office, use ®  
-* Note that using ® on marks that haven’t been registered by the USPTO can be considered fraud, so if you’re not sure if a trademark is registered, don’t use ® .  
-* The trademark symbol should appear as close to the mark as possible.  
-
 ## Word list
 
   * add-on (noun, adjective), add on (verb)  
@@ -1109,14 +1097,19 @@ Here are the various trademark symbols and when to use them:
 
 ## Words to avoid
 
-* automagically
-* funnel, incentivize, leverage, disruption, thought leader, or other fluffy corporate terms
-* internets, interwebs, or any other variation of the word “internet”
-* ninja, rockstar, wizard, unicorn (unless referring to a literal ninja, rockstar, wizard, or unicorn)
-* young, old, elderly, or any other word describing a person's age
-* crushing it, killing it
-* crazy, insane, or similar words to describe people
+  * automagically
+  * funnel, incentivize, leverage, disruption, thought leader, or other fluffy corporate terms
+  * internets, interwebs, or any other variation of the word “internet”
+  * ninja, rockstar, wizard, unicorn (unless referring to a literal ninja, rockstar, wizard, or unicorn)
+  * young, old, elderly, or any other word describing a person's age
+  * crushing it, killing it
+  * crazy, insane, or similar words to describe people
 
 ## Styleguide credit
 
 Adapted from [MailChimp](https://styleguide.mailchimp.com/) and available under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International license.
+
+```{admonition} See also
+
+  * Information about [copyrights and trademarks](copyright-and-trademarks).
+```
diff --git a/copyright-and-trademarks.md b/copyright-and-trademarks.md
index b015bfd..50feba4 100644
--- a/copyright-and-trademarks.md
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@@ -59,3 +59,13 @@ Descriptive marks, where the word's dictionary meaning aligns with the goods or
 Generic terms, or the common name for a product or service, are not protectable.
 We classify Agaric as an arbitrary mark.  We aren’t too concerned with the trademark status of Agaric.
 
+#### Displaying trademark notices
+
+To note that something is a trademark, and in the case of registered marks in order to collect damages, the trademark has to be displayed with an appropriate symbol.
+
+Here are the various trademark symbols and when to use them:  
+* For unregistered trademarks of goods, use ™  
+* For unregistered trademarks of services, use ℠  
+* For trademarks granted registration by the United States Patent and Trademark Office, use ®  
+* Note that using ® on marks that haven’t been registered by the USPTO can be considered fraud, so if you’re not sure if a trademark is registered, don’t use ® .  
+* The trademark symbol should appear as close to the mark as possible.