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As 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 di
by jwr 2y ago
As 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.