> Who determines whether I'm causing harm to the Ubuntu project?
The trademark owner of course, because they are the only one with the legal ability to do anything about it.
> And how come Red Hat can provide a list of the terms I have to remove while Canonical can't?
Not knowing the technical details behind this, I can only assume it's because Red Hat has put in the work to cleanly separate their trademarks from the rest of their packaging. If you want to help Ubuntu do the same, you know how to create a spec for the work and how to propose it as a session during the Ubuntu Online Summit.
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Re: Comparing to Fedora / Comparing to Red Hat
Date: 2015-11-21 12:23 pm (UTC)The trademark owner of course, because they are the only one with the legal ability to do anything about it.
> And how come Red Hat can provide a list of the terms I have to remove while Canonical can't?
Not knowing the technical details behind this, I can only assume it's because Red Hat has put in the work to cleanly separate their trademarks from the rest of their packaging. If you want to help Ubuntu do the same, you know how to create a spec for the work and how to propose it as a session during the Ubuntu Online Summit.