Trademark Rules for Proper Usage Sample Clauses

Trademark Rules for Proper Usage. 2.1. Use in Text and Descriptive Materials Licensees are encouraged to use one of the following examples to refer to Certified Products in textual materials. • “My product is certified under the SIF Certification Program.” • "My product, certified by the SIF Certification Association" • "My product is a product certified by the Access 4 Learning (A4L) Community” • "My product, a SIF Certified product, " • "My product is SIF Certified." A Trademark whenever and wherever it appears in print must be distinguished from the surrounding text. This applies to all forms of printed media, including advertising copy, product packaging, brochures, manuals, internal memoranda, editorial, articles, correspondence, overhead projector slides, and presentation materials, and to computer video screens. The graphical design of the Trademark (the “Certification Logo”) must be strictly adhered to. The Trademark must always be used with white space (see Sub-clause 4.3) around it and must never be superimposed on or used in association with other graphics or Trademarks. You should always xxxx the first or most significant occurrence of the Trademark as appropriate and must place the required attribution as a footnote. The attribution should use the ® symbol for a registered Trademark and the ™ symbol for an unregistered Trademark. It is acceptable to use an asterisk in place of the Trademark symbol where the medium used (for example, electronic mail) cannot reproduce the ® or ™ symbols. However, this is not intended to authorize use of the asterisk as the norm. You may translate the Trademark attribution to national language(s). The Trademark attribution is important as it reminds competitors, licensees, customers, and others that the A4L Community claims exclusive rights in the marks. Blanket or generic attributions are not acceptable, such as: • “All Trademarks are the property of their respective owners.” The correct attributions are:
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Trademark Rules for Proper Usage. 2.1 Use in Text and Descriptive Materials Licensees are encouraged to use one of the following examples to refer to Accredited Certification Programs in textual materials. • “My Certification Program is accredited under The Open Group Certified Architect (Open CA) Program.” • “My program is a certification program accredited by The Open Group.” A Trademark whenever and wherever it appears in print must be distinguished from the surrounding text. This applies to all forms of printed media, including advertising copy, product packaging, brochures, manuals, internal memoranda, editorial, articles, correspondence, overhead projector slides, and presentation materials, and to computer video screens. The graphical design of the Trademark (the “Certification Logo”) must be strictly adhered to. The Trademark must always be used with white space (see Sub-clause 4.3) around it and must never be superimposed on or used in association with other graphics or Trademarks. You should always mark the first or most significant occurrence of the Trademark as appropriate and must place the required attribution as a footnote. The attribution should use the ® symbol for a registered Trademark and the ™ symbol for an unregistered Trademark. It is acceptable to use an asterisk in place of the Trademark symbol where the medium used (for example, electronic mail) cannot reproduce the ® or ™ symbols. However, this is not intended to authorize use of the asterisk as the norm. You may translate the Trademark attribution to national language(s). The Trademark attribution is important as it reminds competitors, licensees, customers, and others that The Open Group claims exclusive rights in the marks. Blanket or generic attributions are not acceptable, such as: • “All Trademarks are the property of their respective owners.” The correct attributions are: • “The Open Group Certified Architect (Open CA) Program Accreditation Mark is a trademark of The Open Group.” The following additional attribution (see below) is required when reference is made to an Accredited Certification Program or a Trademark is used on and in relation to Accredited Certification Programs. • “The <product identifier> is a Accredited Certification Program and complies with the conformance requirements for The Open Group Certified Architect (Open CA) Program.” This Attribution is required so that a reader may always easily identify the conformance requirements to which an Accredited Certification Program is warranted t...
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