On 8/4/07, Ingo Weinhold <bonefish@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > This contradicts your published guidelines which, by the way, we tried > > to follow to the letter. Check it out for yourself: > [...] > > Not sure where you see a contradiction. The text says you have to ask for > permission for using Haiku trademarks, which you did, and we denied it for > stated reasons. I think what Jorge's getting at here is that it seems there is no real compromise at this point - the guidelines were seemingly put there to satisfy the community and/or Haiku admin team at the time, but were apparently not meant to be acted upon. My feeling is that they essentially represent a roadblock - and the likelihood that anyone would be allowed to pass appears to be low. I would nearly suggest the entire "promotional cd" guidelines should be simply removed if you would like to avoid the same confusion and distress in the future. Maybe at a later time when I have the time and energy, I will dig up some of the older thread content regarding this topic and we can re-hash it here on the list again. Almost this exact scenario was raised, and I can now see that the answer at that time was obviously not decided upon as I had thought. It certainly interests me as I currently promote Haiku through various methods, and plan to continue to promote Haiku more-so in the future. - Urias