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While that's true in general, in this specific case the website has a store (= set of links) for you to buy Raspberry Pi. They have linked to authorised distrib
by ealexhudson 6y ago
While that's true in general, in this specific case the website has a store (= set of links) for you to buy Raspberry Pi. They have linked to authorised distributors, but also sell their own BerryClip products as well. I do think there is an obvious risk that a visitor would be confused about whether they are Raspberry Pi themselves or not.
- MayeulC 6y agoYes, maybe. That enforcement policy is at least consistent with their guidelines, at outlined in the e-mail their received, so it shouldn't come as a surprise: https://www.raspberrypi.org/trademark-rules/ https://www.raspberrypi.org/trademark-rules/ Though these rules are a bit wordy and sound legalese rather than guidelines. It might have been easier if the Pi foundation was named differently, but I understand their position, though IMO a disclaimer that this is an unofficial website (as if the -spy didn't give it away) should be enough.