Hi, I'm reposting this e-mail, slightly edited and with a much more clear subject, highlighting the issue. Hi, Zotero is a referencing tool that helps the user collecting, maintaining and generating citations from research papers and so on. Since version 3.0, Zotero has also been available as a standalone executable (previously a Firefox plugin) based on the XULRunner runtime; and I'm thinking about packaging it for Fedora. The code base is licensed under AGPLv3, however the program's name 'Zotero' is a registered trademark (http://www.zotero.org/support/terms/trademark) I asked the developers (http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/23104/packaging-zotero-for-gnulinux-distributions/#Item_0) if it was OK to use that same name (even if the source package ends up slightly changed - mostly the build system actually), but then here I am asking the same question in order to get more feedback from the Fedora packaging community: What's the position of Fedora regarding using the same trademarked program names (even if the source code is under an open source license) ? This case would look similar to the Firefox package and I'm interested in understanding how this is handled in Fedora. Thanks, -Ilyes P.S: I'm already a Fedora packager. -- devel mailing list devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
