Re: Logo usage
On Sun, May 11, 2008 11:33 am, Lars Bausch wrote: > Hello ! > > I have successfull compiled BOINC and [EMAIL PROTECTED] application for > DragonFly BSD. I wan't to add the binaries to my homepage > (www.dotsch.de) and use the DragonFly logo for better visibility. > Is it OK to use the logo on my webpage ? It should be - the logo is already used in reference to DragonFly-related items elsewhere, so doing it here shouldn't hurt.
Re: Logo usage
:Hello ! : :I have successfull compiled BOINC and [EMAIL PROTECTED] application for :DragonFly BSD. I wan't to add the binaries to my homepage :(www.dotsch.de) and use the DragonFly logo for better visibility. :Is it OK to use the logo on my webpage ? : :Regards : :Lars Sure, it's fine. -Matt Matthew Dillon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Re: logo usage
:On 4/25/06, Justin C. Sherrill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: :> :> Are you going to donate back to the project, if there's profit? : :Matt asked me to set it up royalty free, so no profit. : :> :> I've always wanted to put together DragonFly merchandise. Doing it :> independently (i.e. without CafePress) is more difficult, but it also :> probably at least halves the cost. : :Yeah, not much profit in CafePress stores, but they definitely do all :the work for you. It is a good way to test the waters before jumping :in with both feet. Once I get the site off the ground, check back in :with me if you are curious how it's doing. I am happy to shut down my :store in lieu of an official shop. Oh, I don't mind you making a profit, we are after all getting free press out of the deal :-). I just believe that the relative amounts are so small (at least from my point of view) that there is no purpose in diluting it further. I'm all about empowering the people around me. -Matt Matthew Dillon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Re: logo usage
On 4/25/06, Justin C. Sherrill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Are you going to donate back to the project, if there's profit? Matt asked me to set it up royalty free, so no profit. > > I've always wanted to put together DragonFly merchandise. Doing it > independently (i.e. without CafePress) is more difficult, but it also > probably at least halves the cost. Yeah, not much profit in CafePress stores, but they definitely do all the work for you. It is a good way to test the waters before jumping in with both feet. Once I get the site off the ground, check back in with me if you are curious how it's doing. I am happy to shut down my store in lieu of an official shop.
Re: logo usage
On Tue, April 25, 2006 2:03 am, Pete wrote: > Do you have any interest in setting up a Cafepress (www.cafepress.com) > shop that I could include in the site I am building (www.ossgear.org)? > If not, may I have permission to sell items with the Dragonfly BSD > logo in our store? The "About" page on ossgear.org says: "A bunch of Cafepress stores relating to OSS. All the stores either make no profit from sales or donate a portion of proceeds back to the project." Are you going to donate back to the project, if there's profit? There's no requirement to do so, but if you are, we need to set up a methodology. I've always wanted to put together DragonFly merchandise. Doing it independently (i.e. without CafePress) is more difficult, but it also probably at least halves the cost.
Re: logo usage
:Do you have any interest in setting up a Cafepress (www.cafepress.com) :shop that I could include in the site I am building (www.ossgear.org)? :If not, may I have permission to sell items with the Dragonfly BSD :logo in our store? As long as the logo'd items related to the DragonFly project, and are in good taste, you may construct and sell items with our logo, royalty free, in your store. I guess I should cover my ass in case DragonFly were to become a household name (an unlikely possibility but who knows!), so this permission is for a 1 year period. -Matt Matthew Dillon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
