PulkoMandy <pulkomandy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > One important thing is to both protect the trademark, and still > provide some > feeling of connection with the project for people not allowed to use > it. > Failing to do that would lead to the trademarked logo and its > graphical > environment not getting well-known, and something else being attached > to the > quality. > > That's why I feel it's a good idea to let the leaves for free use. > While not > being the logo itself, they allow people to instantly recognize some > website > as being connected to Haiku. That's what we want for user groups. > On the other hand, there is a risk of getting stickers and shirts > with the > leaf only being sold by anyone, so maybe we'd want a not-so-free > usage > policy on this, but not as restrictive as a trademark ? Agreed. The leaf should still be considered a trademark of Haiku, just one with more liberal fair use terms. Bye, Axel.