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Couldn't find any reference to this elsewhere on the site, so I'll post my query here.
I have stumbled through the legalese in the Lightroom copyright section in which all their various terms and properties are protected.
I'm wondering if I can use the term "Lightroom" deliberately referring to the product in a website folder with, if necessary, the copyright symbol appended?
I'm thinking of putting a gallery up which would be called something like "XXX Meets Lightroom" and then use it to post various examples of Lightroom effects and adjustments. It's meant to give full credit to the Adobe product, not to mis-use anything.
Do the experts here think this is acceptable use, and in fact is providing appropriate credit to the application's legal requirements?
Thanks - any advice greatly appreciated.
I have stumbled through the legalese in the Lightroom copyright section in which all their various terms and properties are protected.
I'm wondering if I can use the term "Lightroom" deliberately referring to the product in a website folder with, if necessary, the copyright symbol appended?
I'm thinking of putting a gallery up which would be called something like "XXX Meets Lightroom" and then use it to post various examples of Lightroom effects and adjustments. It's meant to give full credit to the Adobe product, not to mis-use anything.
Do the experts here think this is acceptable use, and in fact is providing appropriate credit to the application's legal requirements?
Thanks - any advice greatly appreciated.