On 21 July 2013 15:17, Glenn McIntosh neonsig...@memepress.org wrote:
The issue in the Debian branding of Firefox and Thunderbird was not
fundamentally the trademark. It was the use of a non-DFSG licence on the
logo, which Debian could not use. Mozilla decided that if the logo was not
used,
On 21/07/13 13:02, Ben Finney wrote:
But those either ignore or punt the issue to trademark. The question
still remains: what restrictions on the freedom of any recipient are
acceptable in exchange for preventing the societal harms trademark law
is designed to address?
I'm not convinced that
