RE: Abuse of the W3 Logo

> No, they'll lose confidence in the companies that are lying.  There's
> no way the W3C can _police_ for abuse, nor can they issue lawsuits
> or the like to force compliance.
Well the W3C's button is their property, isn't it? I think they have a
right to defend the use of that property, although legal action would
be doubtful (well with what they charge for membership, <g>, they
should have enough money to handle the legal fees). Using the button
in that kind of dishonest way degenerates its value too.

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