Common use of GUIDELINES FOR PERMITTED USE Clause in Contracts

GUIDELINES FOR PERMITTED USE. Scrum Alliance allows those whose Applications are accepted and who are in good standing to use the Marks in connection with approved courses and Permitted Activities. You may use the Marks in promotional materials, including in electronic and print advertisements, that You prepare to perform the courses, the Permitted Activities and in order to publicize Your standing as a Scrum Alliance REP® licensee. Use of the Marks is subject to the following formal requirements: (a) You must use the logo form of the Marks, if any, in the manner in which the Scrum Alliance provides, wherever possible; (b) if use of the logo is not possible, use of the word ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ be used as follows: SCRUM ALLIANCE REP® or Scrum Alliance REP®; (c) the Marks must always be presented with each word in initial capital letters or in all CAPITALS; (d) the ® notation (superscript, when available; otherwise, in parentheses) should always be used with the written portion of the Marks upon its first occurrence in a writing.

GUIDELINES FOR PERMITTED USE. Scrum Alliance allows those whose Applications are accepted and who are in good standing to use the Marks in connection with approved courses and Permitted Activities. You may use the Marks in promotional materials, including in electronic and print advertisements, that You prepare to perform the courses, the Permitted Activities and in order to publicize Your standing as a Scrum Alliance REP® REASM licensee. Use of the Marks is subject to the following formal requirements: (a) You must use the logo form of the Marks, if any, in the manner in which the Scrum Alliance provides, wherever possible; (b) if use of the logo is not possible, use of the word ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ be used as follows: SCRUM ALLIANCE REP® REASM or Scrum Alliance REP®REASM; (c) the Marks must always be presented with each word in initial capital letters or in all CAPITALS; (d) the SM or ® notation notations, as applicable (superscript, when available; otherwise, in parentheses) should always be used with the written portion of the Marks upon its first occurrence in a writing.