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The free-drawn symbol on the main page is inelegant and ill proportioned - not that I could draw it any better. But the BHA as copyright owners (I am a trustee) would be happy to license use of the proper version, as found in the link, for use in Wikipedia but not for free use and adaptation by just anyone. This does not seem to be allowed for in the automated system - can anyone help?
User:David Pollock - david.pollock@virgin.net
The article mentions the copyright of the Happy Human. It then states that a number of organizations uses it or an adapted version. The latter can still be said about the Gay and Lesbian Humanist Asociation (2 figures in the style of the Happy Human). The Council for Secular Humanism uses a stylized human figure with the arms up, but the drawing style makes it very dubious whether the Happy Human copyright, an thus that name, could still apply: it can hardly be valid for any simplified human figure. The figure used by Humanistic Judaism is even further away from the copyrighted Happy Human. The article should state which organizations' figures fall under the Happy Human copyright and which have a stylized human figure that does not fall under that particular copyright, and should then not be called 'Happy Human'. Their being mentioned in the is article certainly makes sense: they use figures that are likely to have been inspired by the 'Happy Human'. Another possibility (though both could go together), is actually showing the figures (directly if such would not violate some copyright, or by an external link to the home page of each Humanist organization). As it stands now, I think the article may be giving false information. — SomeHuman 24 Sep 2006 18:32 (UTC)
Following its redesign, should Rackspace be included in the list of organisations using the logo?
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The free-drawn symbol on the main page is inelegant and ill proportioned - not that I could draw it any better. But the BHA as copyright owners (I am a trustee) would be happy to license use of the proper version, as found in the link, for use in Wikipedia but not for free use and adaptation by just anyone. This does not seem to be allowed for in the automated system - can anyone help?
User:David Pollock - david.pollock@virgin.net
The article mentions the copyright of the Happy Human. It then states that a number of organizations uses it or an adapted version. The latter can still be said about the Gay and Lesbian Humanist Asociation (2 figures in the style of the Happy Human). The Council for Secular Humanism uses a stylized human figure with the arms up, but the drawing style makes it very dubious whether the Happy Human copyright, an thus that name, could still apply: it can hardly be valid for any simplified human figure. The figure used by Humanistic Judaism is even further away from the copyrighted Happy Human. The article should state which organizations' figures fall under the Happy Human copyright and which have a stylized human figure that does not fall under that particular copyright, and should then not be called 'Happy Human'. Their being mentioned in the is article certainly makes sense: they use figures that are likely to have been inspired by the 'Happy Human'. Another possibility (though both could go together), is actually showing the figures (directly if such would not violate some copyright, or by an external link to the home page of each Humanist organization). As it stands now, I think the article may be giving false information. — SomeHuman 24 Sep 2006 18:32 (UTC)
Following its redesign, should Rackspace be included in the list of organisations using the logo?
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