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Does that mean I'll also have to do a Hack Apache t-shirt? ;-)
(a Hack Apache t-shirt would be boring actually because there is no
corporation to make fun of, etc.)
(A t-shirt would be quite cool.)

>
> Peeps,
>
> Who did the lovely Apache logos? Would they (or anyone else) mind if I adapted
> them for Apache-SSL? Are there hi-res versions available? Or vector versions?
>
> I was also vaguely contemplating a T-shirt - it would look soooo nice.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ben.
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> Does that mean I'll also have to do a Hack Apache t-shirt? ;-)
> (a Hack Apache t-shirt would be boring actually because there is no
> corporation to make fun of, etc.)
> (A t-shirt would be quite cool.)

If anyone does create a T-shirt, don't try to sell it. The Apache
name is not yours (or ours) to sell... it could get someone sued.

rob

>
>
> > Does that mean I'll also have to do a Hack Apache t-shirt? ;-)
> > (a Hack Apache t-shirt would be boring actually because there is no
> > corporation to make fun of, etc.)
> > (A t-shirt would be quite cool.)
>
> If anyone does create a T-shirt, don't try to sell it. The Apache
> name is not yours (or ours) to sell... it could get someone sued.
>

Like who? If it's not ours, and no one else has used it, there is no one
to sued. I don't think so anyway. I can check my D&B thingy here...

<Aram>
--
#define BITCOUNT(x) (((BX_(x)+(BX_(x)>>4)) & 0x0F0F0F0F) % 255)
#define BX_(x) ((x) - (((x)>>1)&0x77777777) \
- (((x)>>2)&0x33333333) \
- (((x)>>3)&0x11111111))

-- really weird C code to count the number of bits in a word
Aram Mirzadeh http://www.qosina.com/~awm/
awm@qosina.com awm@hyperreal.com

> > If anyone does create a T-shirt, don't try to sell it. The Apache
> > name is not yours (or ours) to sell... it could get someone sued.
> >
>
> Like who? If it's not ours, and no one else has used it, there is no one
> to sued. I don't think so anyway. I can check my D&B thingy here...

Like the Apache indians.

If people start walking around with T-shirst with giant feathers
and the word Apache on them, people won't associate it with an
interent thing.

I won't argue, but I think it would be in poor taste to put the logo
on a T-shirt.

rob

At 03:24 PM 11/16/95 MST, you wrote:
>
>Like the Apache indians.
>
>If people start walking around with T-shirst with giant feathers
>and the word Apache on them, people won't associate it with an
>interent thing.

Ahhh forgot about them.. I also asked the comtroller of the company
he's got a law degree from somewhere, or another... he first answer
on getting registered was $250 for a search by a lawyer, and $650
for opponion letter. As well as another $250.00 for the USPTO to
register the stupid thing. Oh well.

>
>I won't argue, but I think it would be in poor taste to put the logo
>on a T-shirt.
>
>rob
>
>
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Apache httpd server team http://www.apache.org

> Peeps,
>
> Who did the lovely Apache logos? Would they (or anyone else) mind if I adapted
> them for Apache-SSL? Are there hi-res versions available? Or vector versions?

Myself and my partner Cindy Johnston created the originals. I might
be able to provide a higher res version for you if you need. Format
of your choice.

Had actually been thinking that it needed a little improvement...

> I was also vaguely contemplating a T-shirt - it would look soooo nice.

Sounds great.