Hello,
I received a trademark use request from an extension vendor. For
confidentiality reasons (the product has not yet been launched), I'll
remove the name, but the request is as follows:
Front of the product box:
XYZ for OpenOffice and LibreOffice
Back of the product box:
LibreOffice is a registered trademark of The Document Foundation.
My thoughts:
- OpenOffice is written wrong (.org is missing, but that's not our concern)
- TDF doesn't legally exist, so I would simply remove the trademark
holder entity from the text.
Otherwise, I am fine with the text, as it doesn't look like an official
product, nor that we endorse it; IMHO, it is not even required to get
our permission to use it from a legal point of view. However, IANAL.
Thoughts on that?
Florian
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