[dundee] Fwd: society - sfd poster/logo competition

[Rick Moynihan]

Robert,

two questions or points concerning the competition:

- We might want to allow or encourage entrants submit in SVG
(inkscape) and possibly scribus (for the poster competition) file
formats.
- I'm guessing we need to have a position on copyright.  Personally I
think something like the following seems sane:

"The designer will retain copyright on their contribution, but entries
will only be accepted if they agree to also license their work under a
Creative Commons Share Alike with Attribution license"

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/

What do you think?

You might also want to state the position regarding file-away's logo.
For example can posters include file-aways logo?  If so you might want
to declare a stance on its use... i.e. all rights reserved... though
for the purposes of the competition (providing the logo) remains
largely untouched you'd be willing to claim it as fair use.

It's great to see you sponsoring the society in this manner!!

R.


On 25 March 2010 19:07, Nicholas Walker <tel0seh at googlemail.com> wrote:
> Poster and Logo Competition - Win Helicopter Tickets! x4
>
>
> There are two competitions running concurrently.
>
>
>
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> 1. Competition for Poster design for Software Freedom Day 2010
> _______________________________________________
>
> The following items *must* be incorporated in some way into your poster
> design.
>
> - A reference to File Away LTD http://www.file-away.co.uk/
> - A reference to  Thelinuxsociety.org.uk and http://dundeelug.org.uk
> - A reference to  http://softwarefreedomday.org/
> - In PSD (photoshop) or XCF (Gimp) file formats.
> - A1 Resolution.
>
> Other than that, take advantage of your artistic license, and see your work
> all across Dundee this September!
>
>
>
> 2. Competition for Logo design for the Thelinuxsociety.org.uk
> _______________________________________________
>
> The Abertay Linux society require a new logo.
> There are no strict requirements for this, so use your imagination.
> A rough guideline would be to incorporate in some way some of these
> suggestions:
> - Free and Open Source Software (perhaps various logos).
> - Linux
> - Tux the penguin
> You're free to divert from the above points, they're merely suggestions to
> get you going.
> To learn more about the society and what we're all about, please see below,
> it may help you get some ideas for the logo.
>
>
> deadline for both 15th of April.
>
> Prize: 4 tickets, 2 for each competition - take a friend along :)
> The tickets entitle you to a Helicopter ride around Perth City, St Andrew,
> and over the Tay bridge with Lothian Helicopters.
>
> About The Linux Society - thelinuxsociety.org.uk
>
> The Abertay Linux Society was started to fill the void of regular meetings
> for Linux users in Dundee. It's membership is split between students and
> non-students, and everyone is welcome to join, regardless of university
> attendance. Our ties with the Tayside LUG (Linux User Group) are very strong
> indeed and most of our members are members of TayLUG as well.
> You don't have to have any Linux experience at all to come to one of our
> Bi-weekly meetings and you will find plenty of people who enjoy helping
> people understand how Linux works.
> Our meetings normally consist of an informal presentation on numbers of
> subjects relating F.L.O.S.S (Free, Libre, Open-Source, Software), computer
> Security and current events happening in the software world.
>
> The society promotes the use of non proprietary software as a core
> replacement, with a friendly and relaxed approach and with a variety of
> experience a good discussion is normally always expected.
>
> Our meetings are held every other Thursday at 7pm, and we are reasonably
> easy to find, just meet us outside the foyer of Abertay's Kydd building, on
> Bell street.
>
> TayLUG - dundeelug.org.uk
>
> Dundee & Tayside Linux Users Group (TayLUG). Our group comprises of Linux,
> Unix and other general computer users who are interested in FOSS (Free and
> Open Source Software). Many subjects are discussed at our meetings and on
> our mailing list regarding FOSS and other IT related issues.
>
> Software Freedom Day - softwarefreedomday.org
>
> Software Freedom Day (SFD) is a worldwide celebration of Free and Open
> Source Software (FOSS). Our goal in this celebration is to educate the
> worldwide public about of the benefits of using high quality FOSS in
> education, in government, at home, and in business -- in short, everywhere!
> The non-profit company Software Freedom International coordinates SFD at a
> global level, providing support, giveaways and a point of collaboration, but
> volunteer teams around the world organize the local SFD events to impact
> their own communities.
>
>
>
>
> --
>
> Nick Walker
> President : The Linux Society
> UAD Ethical Hacker
>
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