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All artwork in this repo is made available under the Linux Foundation trademark
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Can we instead say this: All artwork in this repo that is provided by the Linux Foundation is made available under the Linux Foundation trademark

IIUC, the logo in the repo has been donated to CSI community per this email
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/container-storage-interface-community/3mu0y-JEslc/44LhYY1WBgAJ

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That seems reasonable until CSI is officially inducted in to CNCF.

usage [guidelines](https://www.linuxfoundation.org/trademark-usage/).

This text from those guidelines, and the correct and incorrect usage examples, are
particularly helpful:

> Certain marks of The Linux Foundation have been created to enable you to
> communicate compatibility or interoperability of software or products.
> In addition to the requirement that any use of a mark to make an assertion
> of compatibility must, of course, be accurate, the use of these marks must
> avoid confusion regarding The Linux Foundation’s association with the product.
> The use of the mark cannot imply that The Linux Foundation or its projects are
> sponsoring or endorsing the product.