Another common context error is using descriptive words or phrases with the REALTOR® marks. NAR’s bylaws expressly prohibit this practice. For example, “residential REALTOR®” is improper because “residential” is a descriptive word being used to modify the term REALTOR®. Geographic descriptive terms, such as the names of communities, cities, and states—for instance, Wisconsin REALTOR®—are also prohibited. Geographic descriptions may be used in the names of state and local REALTOR® associations, however.