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{{Admon/important | Fedora Remix | Rahul and others have suggested "Fedora Remix" for the secondary wordmark, which I think is also great. If someone wants to turn that into a design, I'd appreciate it! Keep in mind we want to avoid associating a logo with the secondary mark, to avoid diluting the primary trademark "infinity" design.}} | |||
Revision as of 15:11, 25 September 2008
This page is a draft only
It is still under construction and content may change. Do not rely on the information on this page. This page has not been approved by any legal authority. The official guidelines for using the Fedora trademarks are located here.
It is still under construction and content may change. Do not rely on the information on this page. This page has not been approved by any legal authority. The official guidelines for using the Fedora trademarks are located here.
This page is a place to collect some (probably bad) designs I made for a secondary Fedora mark.
File:Fedora secondary logo draft1.svg
File:Fedora secondary logo draft2.svg
File:Fedora secondary logo draft3.svg
Fedora Remix
Rahul and others have suggested "Fedora Remix" for the secondary wordmark, which I think is also great. If someone wants to turn that into a design, I'd appreciate it! Keep in mind we want to avoid associating a logo with the secondary mark, to avoid diluting the primary trademark "infinity" design.
Rahul and others have suggested "Fedora Remix" for the secondary wordmark, which I think is also great. If someone wants to turn that into a design, I'd appreciate it! Keep in mind we want to avoid associating a logo with the secondary mark, to avoid diluting the primary trademark "infinity" design.