trademark-usage, also apply to any use of the Hyperledger trademarks. Rules and Policies Applicable to Hyperledger Marks Owned by The Linux Foundation. In addition
If you do not follow these Guidelines, you are not authorized to make any use of the. Cumulus Networks Trademarks. If you have any questions about the. Guidelines, please direct them to pr@cumulusnetworks.com. *The registered trademark Linux® is used pursuant to a sublicense from LMI, the exclusive licensee of Linus
12 Mar 2015 Red Hat enlists the assistance of the Fedora Council (hereinafter "Council") to oversee the trademark guidelines to ensure compliance by the community. The Council may grant permission for uses as explained below. The Council serves as the first line of mediation when questions of use arise.
21 May 2007 An anonymous reader writes "In an addendum to the recent noises by Microsoft about Linux, InformationWeek blogger Alexander Wolfe has turned up Later, AOL registered "AIM" as a trademark for their own product (which was possible because the usage of "GAIM" wasn't widespread enough and of
Docker does not permit all uses of Docker Marks, but Docker has posted these Trademark Usage Guidelines (“Guidelines") to assist you in properly using our Marks in specific cases that we permit. The strength of our Marks depends, in part, upon consistent and appropriate use. We ask that you properly use and credit our
Policies and guidelines Trademark guidelines and policies Red Hat trademark guidelines The trademark guidelines provide general guidance on Red Hat's policies relating to trademarks and proper referential use of Red Hat's trademarks.
The Linux Mark. The Linux Foundation protects the public and Linux users from unauthorized and confusing uses of the trademark and authorizes proper uses of the mark through an accessible sublicensing program. Please see our page on Fair Use for more information about public usage of the mark. Tux the Penguin
OpenDaylight Project, Inc. Trademark Usage Guidelines. This is a statement of the policy and guidelines of OpenDaylight Project, Inc. (“OpenDaylight") relating to use of trademarks owned by OpenDaylight. Your use of any OpenDaylight trademark must be in accordance with this policy. OpenDaylight “trademarks" include:.
This page describes how to publicly acknowledge that Linus Torvalds is the owner of the Linux trademark. Attribution is For Everyone. Even if your use of the Linux trademark doesn't fall under the scope of the Linux Sublicense Agreement, you should still attribute ownership of the mark to Linus Torvalds in two ways:.
Projects operating as separately incorporated entities managed by The Linux Foundation have their own trademarks, policies and usage guidelines. The “Linux®" Trademark. For information regarding the Linux trademark, owned by Linus Torvalds, please see the Linux Mark Institute (administered by The Linux Foundation)

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