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Hi,
I would like to use few folding@home logos on my web,
and use (edit-recompose) logo to create my own logo (banner).
Am I alowed to do that?
thanks

namely:
fah logo from client folder
stanford university logo from client folder (no editing - compsing)
big protein logo from download page

I don't know for sure, but it might help them forumlate an answer if they knew how your web page would be used.

thanks for reply

web is about personal museum of processor take a look se prepare for intel 286 monster PPD attack !
But seriously, we have growing comunity so we are folding.
I hope, there is no problem with logo, every biger web is using fah logo. (f.e. evga ?)

cpu-rip.com wrote:web is about personal museum of processor take a look se prepare for intel 286 monster PPD attack !

Sorry, but a 286 cannot fold unless you also have a 287 installed.

oh sure, so i pick mighty C80287XL hmm or CYRIX 82S87-NP-SV....so new thread - which one has best PPD

so what about my main question please ?

cpu-rip.com wrote:so what about my main question please ?

Sorry . . . I was still searching for the answer. I knew the topic had come up before but I didn't remember where.
viewtopic.php?f=16&t=5321&p=53248#p53248

I am able to minimize my needs, so I would use only red protein logo from download page, this logo is used everywhere publicly on internet
so may I too?

The Stanford and Folding@home logos are copyright of Stanford University, so they can't be used w/o permission (and it's a complex legal situation to get permission -- I am not authorized to grant permission). If you make your own logo, I don't see any conflict, although you should make it clear that you are not affiliated with Stanford University.

That is a pity.
OK we will try to rig up own logo.
Thanks for final clearing word

I wouldn't say "pity". It's unsurprising. In fact, what we need is a work-around. Is it possible to provide crunchers with an image they could use for "<img>" element? (look, placing buttons around is usual behaviour these days.)