On 12/18/06 09:02, MJ Ray wrote: > If the label is not on the outside of the CD or otherwise used in the > course of trade by the distributor, how is the trademark infringed by > the distributor?
That's not how things work in my experience. You are responsible for everything on the CD. It has nothing to do with how you label it or if you advertise it as included at all. > If there is no infringement, why does the distributor need permission? That python wording is really clear. Anyway, it looks like they python guys might have fixed/changed their position so this should be a non-issue now. "All trademarks are subject to "nominative use rules" that allow use of the trademark to name the trademarked entity in a way that is minimal and does not imply a sponsorship relationship with the trademark holder. As such, stating accurately that software is written in the Python programming language, that it is compatible with the Python programming language, or that it contains the Python programming language, is always allowed. In those cases, you may use the word "Python" or the unaltered logos to indicate this, without our prior approval. This is true both for non-commercial and commercial uses." -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
