- 🇺🇸United States hestenet Portland, OR 🇺🇸
@bertboerland is correct that it is not necessarily 'fair use' to use any kind of trademark without permission of the organization. However, in many cases brands will implicitly allow this in the case of demonstrating integrations or support. The most common example is the use of logos/trademarks when showing if software can be hosted on a particular hosting provider, for example.
After some legal consultation and research - we were recommended that generally speaking most third party technology providers will allow and may even encourage use of a logo to indicate that integrations are available, so long as they are *not* made to appear official. With the extra text on this page we think this should be okay.
However, if we receive a request directly from any of these trademark holders we would absolutely comply with their wishes.
Furthermore - this page will likely be replaced with the new.d.o redesign anyway
I'm going to wont-fix this particular issue for the moment.