Thanks Martin!
One more question. Does anyone know if ClojureBridge organizers are allowed to incorporate the Clojure lambda logo into event promotional materials?
You can find various discussions about this on the mailing list, e.g. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/clojure/_o-sHr_YIwo and https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/clojure/mc-JzjXspe0
I think as long as you are using the logo to represent Clojure, are not modifying the logo, and it's not for commercial use, it should be ok. But maybe you should ask Alex Miller to be on the safe side 😉
@mchampine: generally, combining the clojure logo with other logos, using it in a commercial way, or using it in a way that might be confused with the clojure language itself are not ok
depending what you are doing, you may be in a grayer area
if you have something, feel free to send it to me at <mailto:alex.miller@cognitect.com|alex.miller@cognitect.com> and I can ask Rich
Thanks @alexmiller @maria. Alex, I'll send you the artwork and get approval before proceeding. We were experimenting with the Clojure lambda super-imposed over the lambda shaped supports on the zakim bridge in Boston for a logo for a future ClojureBridge event.
Rich always says no a combination of the Clojure logo with anything else
Ok, good to know!