Hi > as a DokuWiki user in the IRC has just me made aware of, "doodle" is a > trademark and the terms of service (http://doodle.com/about/tos.html) > state: > > "You are not entitled to use Doodle’s trademarks (especially DOODLE), > trade names, brands, domain names, or other distinctive brand features." Don't panic. First, I think that Mike is right: These terms of services don't apply to our DokuWiki plugins, at least the one originally written by me doesn't share a line of code or use the services of doodle.com in any way. Second, about the naming issue and the credits for the idea I had a short conversation with Myke Naef, the founder of doodle.com, back in 2006. He made clear, that this was no problem and thanked for the credits. So as long as it is mentioned that the plugins are inspired by doodle.com, and not used to create a competing service, which could easily be confused with doodle.com, it should be no problem. Here the original email conversation (in German, sorry): > Von: "Michael Naef" <naef@xxxxxxxxx> > Datum: 31. März 2006 08:07:55 MESZ > An: "Esther Brunner" <esther@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Betreff: Re: Doodle Plugin für DokuWiki > > Hoi Esther > > Kein Problem, danke fuer die Info, die Namenswahl und die Credits. > > Gruss > myke. > > > On 3/31/06, Esther Brunner <esther@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Hallo Michael >> >> Ich hoffe, du hast nichts dagegen, dass ich deine gute Idee mit >> Doodle schamlos kopiert und ein Doodle Plugin für DokuWiki <http:// >> wiki.splitbrain.org/plugin:doodle> programmiert habe. >> >> Herzliche Grüsse >> >> -- Esther Brunner > > > -- > ______________________________..___ > Michael Naef > http://www.internet-kompetenz.ch/ > http://www.doodle.ch/ -- DokuWiki mailing list - more info at http://www.dokuwiki.org/mailinglist