jhoffman wrote: > Hello everyone, sorry if this is a silly question, but I want to stay > out of legal trouble with my first venture into selling software! > > I have seen that a number of apps on the market modify the original > little green android guy icon (give him hats, clothes, change his > color, etc). I think it is a fun theme for applications, and really > enhances the feel of Android in general for me as a user. Is it > acceptable use of the original artwork to modify it in this manner if > the application is going to be a paid app? > > I'll most likely be asking someone else to do my art anyway as I'm not > much of an artist myself, but I have an idea for a modified Android > guy that I'd like to use as an icon, and I wanted to make sure that > was okay. Thanks a lot!
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