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On Sat, Oct 23, 2004 at 06:48:20PM +0200, Daniel Herzog wrote: |
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> So, when i understood correctly, the "owner" of the G-logo |
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> and "Gentoo" etc is at the moment changing from D. Robbins |
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> to the foundation. |
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> Because of this there are some unclear points untill everything |
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> got done, and discussed. |
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> And thitherto i cannot do anything besides waiting. |
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> Right? (I'm not best when i comes to legal stuff...) |
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Legally you should ask Daniel's permission or wait until it's transfered to |
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the Gentoo Foundation. |
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Informally, you could already start using the logo and have it adhere to |
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the guidelines drafted by the Gentoo Foundation. |
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Also, the use of our logo inside a modified logo for community, non-profit |
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use will also be allowed. A paragraph from a small discussion (that'll |
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probably make it in the draft guidelines): |
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For the "other logo" option, it depends for me. If it is a group that is |
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clearly only about gentoo and non-profit, I wouldn't mind for the G to be |
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quite prominent (for example a G with around it something like "Gentoo User |
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Group The Netherlands"). |
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Wkr, |
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Sven Vermeulen |
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