Logo usage

Rails
1

Hi
Can i use Ruby on Rails logo on my companies website technology page
http://badrit.com/page/technology, i want to refer to the technologies
we used?
Please reply.
Thanks.

2

I just want to know if it is legal to put Ruby on Rails logo on my
company website technology page
Attention Required! | Cloudflare, i just want to refer to the
technologies
we used?

Please reply.

3

Muhammad Hassan wrote:

I just want to know if it is legal to put Ruby on Rails logo on my
company website technology page
Attention Required! | Cloudflare, i just want to refer to the
technologies
we used?

Please reply.

It would be a silly thing to make this illegal. It’s free publicity for
a free technology.

4

I would email DHH directly, since the bottom of the rubyonrails.com web
site says:

“Rails”, “Ruby on Rails”, and the Rails logo are trademarks of
David Heinemeier H… All rights reserved.

5

Besides that, it is good manners.
You never know, DHH or 37S might love you application and give you free
publicity. If you never ask, they will never know.

6

I already mailed DHH and 37S and they did not replied, what should i do?

On 12/16/06, askegg [email protected] wrote:

Besides that, it is good manners.
You never know, DHH or 37S might love you application and give you free
publicity. If you never ask, they will never know.

–

Muhammad Hassan Nasr
www.BadrIT.com

mobile: +2 010 606 8822
e-mail: [email protected]

7

Muhammad Hassan wrote:

Hi
Can i use Ruby on Rails logo on my companies website technology page
Attention Required! | Cloudflare, i want to refer to the technologies
we used?

The distributed versions of Rails (both gems and the archives from
Rubyforge) contains the Rails logo as a png. All the contents of those
archives are licensed under the MIT license, hence the logo (or at least
that version of the logo) is fine to use.

Also I seem to recall the logo got opensourced some time ago, I don’t
recall the license, though, but MIT is a good guess.

–
Jakob S. - http://mentalized.net

8

Thanks

On 12/17/06, Jakob S. [email protected] wrote:

archives are licensed under the MIT license, hence the logo (or at least
that version of the logo) is fine to use.

Also I seem to recall the logo got opensourced some time ago, I don’t
recall the license, though, but MIT is a good guess.

–
Jakob S. - http://mentalized.net

–

Muhammad Hassan Nasr
www.BadrIT.com

mobile: +2 010 606 8822
e-mail: [email protected]

9

Yes, it would be silly.

But the question remains.