Ken Arromdee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Yet unlike the software patent or export case, it *is* within the power of > the software writer to grant the permission that's being denied. He can > say "I don't care if you misrepresent me. Go ahead and don't give me credit." > The "other obligations" that demand credit are coming from him in the same > way that the obligation to obey Debian's trademark comes from Debian.
That would cause Debian to lose its trademark rights over the logo in question. It's a defensible position that Debian should own no trademarks, though not one I share. I invite you to argue it, or to cease trying to bring it about silently. -- Brian Sniffen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
