On Tue, 5 Aug 2003, Sujay Parekh wrote: > My colleagues and I are writing a book in which reference will be made to > the Apache Web Server (such as normally found in research papers, eg, "our
As a side note, the official name is "Apache HTTP Server" not "Apache Web Server". > I saw on your FAQ that we should use the wording "Apache is a trademark > of The Apache Software Foundation, and is used with permission." It also says: "This is not necessary in the case of all-inclusive attribution language such as, 'All marks are the properties of their respective owners.'" That said, the board of the directors is the right place to ask about this... they're the ones in charge of granting such permissions. Their email address is listed at: http://www.apache.org/foundation/mailinglists.html#foundation-board --Cliff
