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> Trusted by Researchers At ... How did you get all those blue chip orgs give you permission to use their name? None of our blue chips clients allow us to do
by jgalt212 2y ago
> Trusted by Researchers At ...
How did you get all those blue chip orgs give you permission to use their name? None of our blue chips clients allow us to do so.
- draxil 2y agoCurrent gen of "AI" companies aren't that interested in such trivial things!
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- jwr 2y agoAs someone who also tried (and stopped trying) to use customer logos, I also wonder whenever I see this pattern. So many startups do this, and yet I know how difficult it is to get official permission and how using a name without permission can lead to serious consequences. Do startups just roll with it and use the logos without permission?
- inerte 2y agoI do remember the day I learned my company was supposed to get permission, because the logo there implies official endorsement. I just didn’t know. I would start with Hanlon’s Razor, with a 10% chance of malice.
- beshrkayali 2y agoI’ve learned to discard those as being either totally fake and made up (the excuse would be something like we used a template to get started quickly and forgot to change the logos), or that someone (probably an intern) signed up to the service with @company email and they just splat the logo as an official endorsement.