On Fri, 2011-04-29 at 15:13 -0500, Brian Cameron wrote:
Allan:
The question seems to be what the most appropriate place for this
content is. Can the specification of our logo usage sit on the same page
as a potentially looser set of branding guidelines and still perform its
legal
On Thu, 2011-04-28 at 22:07 +0200, Dave Neary wrote:
Hi Allan,
Allan Day wrote:
I wasn't aware that the brand guidelines are official or legal
documents. They are guidelines. Maybe the foundation should bless them
with officialdom... I'm not sure what that would achieve though.
It's
Allan:
We typically have our lawyers review official documents that relate to
legal issues such as trademark before we make changes to them. Is this
because the Wiki version of our Guidelines is not yet official? Most
official GNOME legal documents should probably be in
Brian Cameron wrote:
Allan:
We typically have our lawyers review official documents that relate to
legal issues such as trademark before we make changes to them. Is this
because the Wiki version of our Guidelines is not yet official? Most
official GNOME legal documents should probably be
Allan:
On 04/28/11 08:32 AM, Allan Day wrote:
Brian Cameron wrote:
Allan:
We typically have our lawyers review official documents that relate to
legal issues such as trademark before we make changes to them. Is this
because the Wiki version of our Guidelines is not yet official? Most
On Thu, 2011-04-28 at 08:59 -0500, Brian Cameron wrote:
Allan:
On 04/28/11 08:32 AM, Allan Day wrote:
Brian Cameron wrote:
Allan:
We typically have our lawyers review official documents that relate to
legal issues such as trademark before we make changes to them. Is this
because the
Allan:
On 04/28/11 10:12 AM, Allan Day wrote:
On Thu, 2011-04-28 at 08:59 -0500, Brian Cameron wrote:
Refer to section 1.a.iii, which requires GNOME Users Groups to follow
these Brand Guidelines. Since we provide such direction in a document
that GNOME Users Groups sign, I would consider it
Hi Allan,
Allan Day wrote:
I wasn't aware that the brand guidelines are official or legal
documents. They are guidelines. Maybe the foundation should bless them
with officialdom... I'm not sure what that would achieve though.
It's to do with sucky trademark laws. If you trademark something,
Hi all,
I spent some time elaborating our brand guidelines [1] today. The
sections that I added are marked as draft status. Feedback would be
welcome.
To date, the guidelines only addressed the GNOME logo and its usage. My
aim with the update is to expand them to cover terminology and
additional
