[legal] Permission to use a modified OpenID logo

[colin.evans at nhs.net]

These links give me a "failed to connect to documentum" error. What where
they supposed to indicate?


Regards: Colin Evans
         NHS CFH Capability & Capacity

CONNECT DISCOVER SHARE eSpace today at
http://www.espace.connectingforhealth.nhs.uk/ 



-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Cross [mailto:sites at thirdvisit.co.uk] 
Sent: 10 August 2008 21:32
To: legal at openid.net
Cc: colin.evans at nhs.net; Snorri Giorgetti
Subject: Re: [legal] Permission to use a modified OpenID logo

Dear Colin,

> We would want to be sure that any use of an OpenID logo or other 
> identifiers was either within existing terms, or under an explicit 
> agreement. Can someone please come back to me to clarify whether we 
> can proceed within some element of your existing terms of use, or 
> whether this requires further discussions (and if so, who should we be 
> talking to?)
http://www.ipo.gov.uk/domestic?domesticnum=2463818
http://www.ipo.gov.uk/domestic?domesticnum=2447866

> non-commercial purposes) was quite open, however this thread- 
> http://openid.net/pipermail/legal/2008-March/000129.html in the legal 
> archive seems to indicate that the trademark registration in the UK 
> will be far more restrictive. It specifically says that colours etc. 
> cannot be changed in the logo.
Please do get in touch.

Best regards,

Mark Cross
--
http://www.openid.co.uk/
http://webwhois.nic.uk/cgi-bin/whois.cgi?query=thirdvisit.co.uk

colin.evans at nhs.net wrote:
> OpenID Team,
>
> I work within Connecting for Health, which is part of the UK National 
> Health Service. I.e. we are a non-profit government organisation.
>
> I am currently working on a project where we are intending to use the 
> OpenID protocols to implement a "Restricted Domain" ID service. 
> Restricted means that only a specific set of web systems will be able 
> to connect to the ID server, and this server will talk to only those
clients.
>
> We would like to give due credit to OpenID. However we would also like 
> to avoid confusing users by implying that our service is an open "all
clients"
> service like myOpenID.com, which it is not. Users would not be able to 
> use our IDs to log on to MySpace for example.
>
> We were therefore considering using a modified version of the OpenID 
> logo (e.g. with changed colours) to identify our service. Initial 
> reading on the main OpenID.net web site indicated that use of names 
> and logos (for non-commercial purposes) was quite open, however this 
> thread- http://openid.net/pipermail/legal/2008-March/000129.html in 
> the legal archive seems to indicate that the trademark registration in 
> the UK will be far more restrictive. It specifically says that colours 
> etc. cannot be changed in the logo.
>
>
> We would want to be sure that any use of an OpenID logo or other 
> identifiers was either within existing terms, or under an explicit 
> agreement. Can someone please come back to me to clarify whether we 
> can proceed within some element of your existing terms of use, or 
> whether this requires further discussions (and if so, who should we be 
> talking to?)
>
>
> Regards: Colin Evans
>          NHS CFH Capability & Capacity
>
> CONNECT DISCOVER SHARE eSpace today at 
> http://www.espace.connectingforhealth.nhs.uk/
>
>
>
>
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