Hi, I have two comments: 1) "To ensure this is the case, we reserve the right to revoke your permission at any time." I would specify who decides this and how, so to make the process more transparent and let the reader know immediately who to ask for info. In the past requests were sent back and forth mainly because who requested permission did not have a clear idea of who was responsible of taking care of this, since it was not written in the guidelines. 2) "Partial instructions on how to remove some trademark uses of the openSUSE Marks from openSUSE can be found at..." Would it be possible to have a list of "complete instructions" so that if you follow those strictly, you are compliant and the process is sped up, at least in some cases? It is very ambiguous to have statements like "partial instructions are ..." and "We cannot, however, tell you categorically what will and will not qualify as a "fair use.", especially if you have to deal with a legal office which won't let you take any risk. I know common sense should apply, but it does not happen when it comes these things, and such ambiguous statements simply make it harder for the contributor. In the case of the trademark, where is the trademark registered should tell you what is fair use too, for example. In other words also for this it would be useful to have some definite set of cases when it is clearly "fair use". Just to cents :-) Best, A. 2011/5/16 Jos Poortvliet <jospoortvliet@gmail.com>:
On Monday 28 February 2011 11:55:02 Cornelius Schumacher wrote:
We had a couple of discussions in the past about how to improve the openSUSE trademark guidelines (see e.g.
Attached some minor comments. Thanks for pushing this, let's get it out asap :D
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