Hi,
Bernhard Dippold schrieb:
Until the policy becomes valid, there are just two possibilities to use
the new logo:
- Ask Oracle as copyright owner to approve our use-case.
- Use the logo without formal approval based on the probability that
Oracle will not intervene in a case that obviously supports OpenOffice.org.
Another possibility could be:
- Claim that you have received the logo as part of the
OpenOffice.org product, which has been delivered to you with a
license note attached (GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE). By this
license you are allowed to
* use the product for any purpose you like,
* copy and distribute the product,
* modify the product for your own needs,
* distribute the modified versions.
This license was attached to the product by the copyright and
trademark owner. Your interpretation could be: "The trademark and
copyright owner allows us to use, change and distribute the product,
which the logo is a part of."
However, like Bernhard wrote: "I'm not a lawyer, so bare with me, if
I misinterpreted..." The same is for me.
Stefan
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