What lawyer told you that Canonical's IP policy is causing you to lose the right to nominal use of their trademarks?
> It'd be easy for Canonical to make it clear which uses of their trademarks are permitted in the same way that Red Hat do, so your continued failure to do so inevitably results in people concluding that this is deliberate.
It's easy to say what needs to be done, but it takes more than talk to actually get it done. As I said above, if you want to do the work you know how to spec it and propose it.
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Re: Comparing to Fedora / Comparing to Red Hat
Date: 2015-11-21 12:27 pm (UTC)> It'd be easy for Canonical to make it clear which uses of their trademarks are permitted in the same way that Red Hat do, so your continued failure to do so inevitably results in people concluding that this is deliberate.
It's easy to say what needs to be done, but it takes more than talk to actually get it done. As I said above, if you want to do the work you know how to spec it and propose it.