Le Jeudi 23 Février 2006 10:19, Feth AREZKI a écrit : > [If you wish an english translation of this post about mozilla trademark > policy, just say it, and I'll take care of it] (still applies)
j'en remets une couche (depuis la FAQ sur la policy : http://www.mozilla.org/foundation/trademarks/faq.html) : Can I modify your logos and distribute the result? No, sorry. The logo files themselves (e.g. the ones distributed with the apps) are copyrighted, and so making and distributing any derivative works would be a copyright infringement. The logo's also a trademark, and so if the result is confusingly similar to the original, it's a violation of trademark law too. The logos themselves are the trademark, but the actual logo files are in the domain of copyright. You could release the files under an open source license while maintaining trademark rights. Why don't you do that? Because it would gain nothing, and lead to far more infringing uses of our marks. In practice, there is no use for the files except as expressions of our trademarks, so the rights associated with an open source license don't add anything. Même si on n'est pas d'accord avec leur interprétation, l'explication est claire et limpide, et vaut licence . . . -- Feth, désolé qu'on ne vive pas dans un monde libre.
