Hi Adam, > Is what he's saying on his own personal website actually up to us? He is in > his right to say whatever he wants.
You're speaking my thoughts. > That said, if the layout is in a license that doesn't allow other people to > use it then we should ask that it be removed as the site does not solely > promote the benefits of the OpenOffice.org project. As far as i understand it the terms of use of the official site allow for copying the design even if you wanted to promote MS-Office with it. But i might be wrong about that. However, the logo is published under a special licence and he is hence not free to use it. > But > I hope you can understand the confusion that's involved when you use a site > that looks like OpenOffice.org, but doesn't solely promote it and actually > promotes other vendors. In any case I would change the look of your site, > because the OO.org site you copied is not the best looking one. I am sure > you can certainly do better. ;-) Again, just what i thought. André. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
