On 2011-03-30 Helen wrote:
On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 9:14 PM, Henne Vogelsang <hvogel@opensuse.org> wrote:
Hey,
On 03/30/2011 11:16 AM, Helen South wrote:
re the upside down derivative logo on the outage note - is this a Novell-sanctioned use of the logo?
It's cute but is clearly derivative of the openSUSE Geeko logo, which we are not permitted to change.
If its done as part of the project we are permitted to do whatever we want guys. Please don't make this stuff more complicated then it is :)
Henne
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Ok, what wording should I use to reflect this on the Brand page? Something like this -
"This guideline is for use of the openSUSE logo as a logo or branding icon specifically. If the Geeko is used as creative artwork or illustration and not as a logo, the above guidelines regarding color, positioning and derivative elements may be disregarded."
or remove the section on derivatives completely?
What henne said means: others have to use either the trademark/branding guidelines or ask the board for permission (permission@novell.com). We can use it however we like, but of course for brand consistency it usually makes sense to follow the branding as closely as possible However a upside-down geeko when our infrastructure goes down - seems like appropriate use of a deformation to me ;-)
thanks
Helen