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For example: https://github.com/pugjs/pug/issues/2189 https://github.com/pugjs/pug/issues/2189 Jade had to rename. They picked 'Pug' and needed a logo. christo

• rangibaby 9y ago
  Neat thread but this is bs: (as that's a licensed typeface, so you can't use it without paying a fair amount). Typefaces are exempt from copyright in most countries AFAIK. Only the actual font file ("computer program") and name (trademark) are restricted.
  • Raphmedia 9y ago
    You do need to purchase the font to use it to make the logo. Forcing an open source project to pay roughly $200 for a one time use is a bad decision. Using such a typeface in a logo is a poor choice because that mean you can't embed it easily for free on the product's website (let's say to use as the font of your titles or to use text on the logo instead of using an image). The problem with embedding a font on a website is that by doing so you are not "using" the font but "redistributing" it. In the end they used Arvo which was a really good choice, they were able to easily use it all over https://pugjs.org https://pugjs.org