You are all being ridiculous except for Curt. We have the ability to sell the product and could theoretically get sued even though we are open-source. As I have said, the best thing to do is put in a legal disclaimer saying we are not affiliated with any companies which may be represented in our product. It appears much of trademark law deals with misrepresentation - if we misrepresent the fact they are not associated with us then we are in trouble (IE: an ad saying Red Bull (logo) loves FlightGear to practice air racing would be bad).
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