[Texas] Texas Digest, Vol 30, Issue 9

[Walker Hale IV]

This is a clever logo, but it is the most violating of PSF trademark
protection. Using it, especially without permission could damage the
Python Software Foundation's claim to the official Python logo. (In
trademark law, if you don't defend your logo against derivatives, you
loose ownership of the logo.)

Please read the section on "Derived Logos" in
http://www.python.org/psf/trademarks/

Then again, perhaps the <joke> tag in the message signifies that we
should not take this logo seriously.

It's really clever.

-Walker

On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 8:09 AM, Langley, Jeremy I.
<Jeremy_Langley at baylor.edu> wrote:
> <joke>
> We can go with a different logo?
> I would propose something totally different.
> [cid:b929994b-3ee6-49c0-ac97-bca99d86260a at baylor.edu]
>
> What do you think of the logo?
>
> Anyway do we want to take the legal stance of parody's as exempt from this type of action?  (I'm not a lawyer nor do I claim to portray one on TV).
>
> -Jeremy