Trademarks Guidelines updated (was Re: [Board] Meeting minutes posted)

[Seven (aka Arnulf)]

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Marketing,
in the last board meeting we decided to add "OSGeo Foundation" to our
brand names because it is already being used all over (but was used as
an example how to *not* refer to OSGeo in the trademark guidelines).

Tyler Mitchell wrote:
> Minutes from last weeks' meeting are now posted:
> * http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Board_Meeting_2010-07-01
> * Next Meeting 2010-08-05
> 
> == Action Summary  ==
> 1. Arnulf to update web references for clarity in trademark guidelines re: OSGeo Foundation reference.

Trademark Guideline [1] page updated. See revision [2].
- -> Done

I also updated several pages in the Wiki and on the web site, added and
updated links, etc. Between those I found this document:
http://www.osgeo.org/files/viscom/branding/OSGeo_logo_guide.pdf

What are we going to do about it? It contains the old logo, that should
be changed asap (it is the reason why a recent shipping of OSGeo
t-shirts from Autodesk still bore the old logo). Is it worth to retain
the old version of the branding manual for historical reasons? (I guess
not) Do we have an updated version around? If yes, please put it there
under the same URL so we don't have to update all pages pointing there
(or add a redirect).

In general, if you come across any other references to old logos,
trademark guidelines and so on, please update as you go. Thanks.

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Best regards,
Arnulf.

[1] http://www.osgeo.org/trademark_guidelines
[2] http://www.osgeo.org/node/76/revisions/view/2494/2505

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