Re: W3C Validation Icons

olivier Thereaux wrote:
> Hello James, Cindy, all.
>
> On 13-Jun-08, at 8:16 AM, Cindy Sue Causey wrote:
>> On 6/12/08, james@imagewebdesign.co.uk <james@imagewebdesign.co.uk> 
>> wrote:
>>> Hi
>>>
>>> I'm interested to know if I can create my own version of the W3C
>>> validation icon.
>>
>>
>> Hi, James..
>>
>> In the meantime of anyone else with a more current viewpoint, found
>> the following:
>>
>> http://www.w3.org/Consortium/Legal/logo-usage-20000308.html
>
> Indeed, that is the current policy, thanks Cindy for digging it up. :)
>
> We hope to relax this policy, by providing tools for people to create 
> icons at the size and with colors they like. In the meantime however, 
> for legal reasons my answer to "can I make my own logos?" remains 
> "sure, so long as you don't use the w3c logo in there".
>
> thanks,
> olivier
Thanks for the replies. Thanks Cindy for taking the time to find that 
FAQ (I did look, sorry I didnt see it) :-)  . Thanks Olivier for your 
reply. I suppose it makes sense with regards to corporate-identification 
and the thing about making my own without the W3c logo is an almost 
perfect solution. Its a shame to drop that however until the logo is 
better thats what Ill do. By the way. I can make the set of logos based 
on the design shown if your interested. Contact me directly for this. 
(At NO cost obvously - I have the template ready anyway and the 
yellow/gold and blue shaded ones can easily be created, call it a gift 
to W3C for providing me with the validator)

p.s. since I didnt get a copy of my own email, Im unsure if you actually 
have seen the logo I created. It was based heavily on your existing 
design which I though may get me a better chance of using it. Anyway for 
now, for my own website, I will drop the W3C logo from the stamp but 
still point it to W3C validator. Thanks again.

Kind Regards
James

Received on Friday, 13 June 2008 21:51:56 UTC