Generally correct. There are a few unreasonable tools and licenses out there, but anything plausible such as Illustrator, Omnigraffle and similar tools allows you to own your own work.
Microsoft has tried to lock work products down in the past, notably with the mobile internet toolkit (whose license actually went the other dirrection as well and said that you couldn't use any open source tools). The massive negative reaction to attempts like that mean that rights hijacking is pretty uncommon. Thus, if you are using tools that lots of creative people are using, then you are likely to be fine. On Sat, Mar 13, 2010 at 9:43 AM, Robin Anil <robin.a...@gmail.com> wrote: > If I contribute any logo > to opensource, I needn't make it on an opensource software right ? Its my > work using my license and I contribute it to opensource, correct ? >
