Michael Snow wrote:
The problem overlaps somewhat with the problem of
including images in
templates, when those images are not truly free in every sense. For
instance, consider the popular user boxes that are cropping up all over
the place (for some examples, see [[User:NSR/userboxes]]). Many of these
include images that are tagged as fair use.
For the most part, they *are* fair use - they illustrate the product.
The only one which has serious copyright concerns is the
Wikipedia/Firefox "logo", which infringes two trademarks (and some
people are claiming is a "parody"). If someone will draw their own
version of this, please do so and put it on commons, it's quite cute...
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