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I think the main reason this has done well is because of the quality of the logos. They are simple yet detailed, and just fresh and nice. However, is there a m
by projectramo 8y ago
I think the main reason this has done well is because of the quality of the logos. They are simple yet detailed, and just fresh and nice.
However, is there a mechanism to "call" the logos? Suppose I want a fox one for my open source foxy-pythons project and my arch rival uses it for foxy-rails and we don't discover it till the great tech crunch final battle. Shouldn't there be a way of knowing someone already used it?
- Operyl 8y agoAs far as I can tell, you "apply" for them and then get exclusive rights to it. Only one project gets it? EDIT: https://github.com/arasatasaygin/openlogos https://github.com/arasatasaygin/openlogos "One logo can be only given to one project. This project will have all exclusive rights of the logo."
- projectramo 8y agoAh, I missed that you apply for them. I thought you just take them off the site and drop them in and go.
- biggerfisch 8y agoIf you click the "How it works" text, you get a dropdown answering some things like that. One of the answers is > One logo can be only given to one project. This project will have all exclusive rights of the logo. which should prevent your hypothetical situation from occurring.