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Date: Wed, 20 Jul 2011 18:15:18 -0700
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Subject: Re: OOo Trademark
From: Danese Cooper <danese@gmail.com>
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Well, after a policy is decided on, I'd suggest we publish it along with a
"request for permission" link that goes to a special list in this PPMC of
people willing to moderate the OOo trademark policy.  That's how OSI,
Mozilla, Wikimedia and a few other projects I can think about do it.  One
"nice to have" is pre-canned logo usage for the most common and simplest
cases (like..."I want to print a tee-shirt for my conference", or "I want to
reference your project in my story (from journalists)")

I would be willing to serve on that list.

D


> Any observations on how this is typically handled by other
> community-led (as opposed to corporate-led) OSS projects?
>
> -Rob
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