On Thu, September 29, 2011 21:16, Peter Samuelson wrote:
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> [Alain Belkadi]
>> Maybe not the right place to send this info but someone is using the
>> Debian Logo on a film festival website.
>
> Thanks for the report. As already noted, that logo is "open-use", you
> can use it for pretty much an
[Alain Belkadi]
> Maybe not the right place to send this info but someone is using the
> Debian Logo on a film festival website.
Thanks for the report. As already noted, that logo is "open-use", you
can use it for pretty much anything.
Beyond that, it is an unfortunate fact that our open logo i
just for the information: it is ok to use debian openlogo for any
purpose -- it is under open license
http://www.debian.org/logos/
it is just that copyright needs to be mentioned somewhere I guess.
as for trademark infringement , the Debian openlogo itself is not
trademarked IIRC so once again co
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