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# NETfishing and Woofmeow branding
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The NETfishing and Woofmeow names, logos, icons, trade dress, and other source
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identifiers are reserved by Alexander Sellite and Rheannon Eisworth. Their
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presence in a GPL-licensed repository does not grant trademark rights or imply
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permission to represent another product as official.
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No trademark registration is asserted by this notice. Applicable rights may
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exist through use and other law.
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## Permitted references
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You may use the names NETfishing and Woofmeow truthfully to:
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- refer to the official game or development team;
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- state that software interoperates with or is a Mod for NETfishing;
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- link to an official repository or distribution page; and
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- discuss, review, criticize, or report on the Project.
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Use only the amount of branding reasonably necessary to identify the Project.
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Do not imply sponsorship, certification, endorsement, or official status.
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An unofficial Mod may use wording such as “Example Mod for NETfishing” if its
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name and presentation remain clearly distinct and it displays an unofficial
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notice.
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## Forks and redistributed code
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The GNU GPL permits forks and redistribution of covered code. A fork or
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modified distribution must:
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- use a distinct product name;
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- remove NETfishing and Woofmeow logos, icons, and official trade dress;
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- avoid confusingly similar names, domains, package identifiers, and account
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names; and
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- clearly identify itself as independent and unofficial.
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These branding terms do not limit rights granted by the GPL to the software
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code or lawful nominative, descriptive, comparative, or fair use.
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Permission for broader branding use must be obtained in writing from both
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Alexander Sellite and Rheannon Eisworth.
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