On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 2:08 PM, Tomasz Maciąg | Fuse Collective <t.mac...@fusecollective.com> wrote: > Bertrand wrote: >> I think credit goes to the actual author of the logo, not to your company. > > I didn't think this would be a problem. I thought we could sign CCLA instead > of ICLA and everything would be fine...
No, a contribution is always individual, the CCLA is mean to clarify things between a committer and their employer but from an Apache project's point of view we don't care about it. I don't think you need to sign an iCLA in this case, attaching the final logo to a JIRA issue for example is sufficient to indicate that you are voluntarily contributing the logo is good enough IMO. But that "you" is an individual, not a company. > I'm sure that credits shouldn't go to me. We're small creative studio and > with this kind of recognition it would be easier for me to persuade my > partners to spend more company time on whole branding. However, if this > would really be a problem we're willing to work things out.... Cool - I think the individual recognition for the author + CREDITS.txt file as I suggested should work then. -Bertrand
