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 		<p>March 7, 2016</p>
 	<h3><a name="h.ggtn2qdts1nf"></a>Table of Contents</h3>
       <blockquote>
       <ul>
         <li><a href="#Purpose" class=jump>Purpose</a></li>
         <li><a href="#GeneralLogo" class=jump>General Usage of Logos</a></li>
         <li><a href="#ProperEclipse" class=jump>Proper Usage of	&quot;Eclipse&quot; Trademark and Logo</a></li>
         <li><a href="#ProperProjects" class=jump>Proper Usage of Eclipse Project Names and Logos</a></li>
         <li><a href="#ProperWG" class=jump>Proper Usage of Eclipse Working Group Names and Logos</a></li>
         <li><a href="#ProperMember" class=jump>Proper Usage of &quot;Eclipse Foundation Member&quot; Logo</a></li>
         <li><a href="#ProperBuilt" class=jump>Proper Usage of &lsquo;Built on Eclipse&lsquo; Trademark and Logo</a></li>
         <li><a href="#ProperReady" class=jump>Proper Usage of &quot;Eclipse Ready&quot; Trademark and Logo</a></li>
         <li><a href="#ProperIncubation" class=jump>Proper Usage of &quot;Eclipse Incubation&quot; Trademark and Logo</a></li>
         <li><a href="#ProperNotice" class=jump>Proper Notice and Attribution</a></li>
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 	<h3><a name="Purpose"></a>Purpose:</h3>
 	<p>These requirements are meant to promote and improve the image of
 	all elements of the Eclipse community, as well as to show that all
 	Eclipse Foundation projects are part of a community of developers,
 	adopters and users. While every project manages their own development
 	within the broader <a href="https://eclipse.org/projects/dev_process/development_process.php">Eclipse
 	Development Process</a>, a consistent set of trademark and branding
 	requirements benefits the entire Eclipse community.</p>

 	<p>The Eclipse Foundation holds the trademarks for the project names
 	and logos on behalf of, and for the benefit of, the Eclipse community
 	as a whole. The individual projects are not separate legal entities,
 	and thus not able to hold trademarks individually. The Eclipse
 	Foundation is a legal entity and owns the trademarks on behalf of the
 	entire community.</p>

 	<p>If you have any questions regarding this policy, or wish to use an
 	Eclipse Foundation trademark in a way not explicitly explained in
 	these Guidelines, then ask us by sending an email to
 	<a href="mailto:license@eclipse.org" target="_top">license@eclipse.org</a>.</p>

 	<p>The Eclipse Foundation and Eclipse projects have created a number
 	of trademarks and logos to identify the Eclipse community and
 	individual Eclipse projects. In addition to the &lsquo;Eclipse&rsquo;
 	trademark, the Eclipse Foundation has introduced seven trademarks and
 	logos: </p>
 		<ul>
 			<li/>
 		<p>Eclipse Foundation Member,</p>
 			<li/>
 		<p>EclipseCon,</p>
 			<li/>
 		<p>Eclipse Summit,</p>
 			<li/>
 		<p>Built on Eclipse,</p>
 			<li/>
 		<p>Eclipse Ready, and</p>
 			<li/>
 		<p>Eclipse Incubation.</p>
 		</ul>
 	<p>Individual Eclipse projects and Eclipse Working Groups have also
 	introduced unique names and logos&nbsp;that are trademarks of the
 	Eclipse Foundation. This document outlines the policy and guidelines
 	of the Eclipse Foundation in regards to any use of these trademarks.</p>
 	<p>Our goals in establishing these guidelines are pretty simple:</p>
 	<ul>
 	<li>The Eclipse trademarks are a
 		symbol of the quality and community support that people have come to
 		associate with Eclipse. To ensure that the Eclipse trademarks
 		continue to serve these functions, we need to keep control over
 		their use. Along these lines, we want to ensure that the use of our
 		marks is not likely to lead to confusion with other marks. By this
 		we mean that people should be able to tell when something is from
 		the Eclipse Foundation or one of the Eclipse projects. Also, use of
 		our marks must not be in a disparaging manner because we prefer that
 		our marks not be used to be rude about the Eclipse technology, the
 		Eclipse Foundation, its projects, or its Members.</li>
 	<li>We want to encourage our logos to be used in approved ways.
 		For example, we want to make it as simple as legally possible for
 		our Members to use the &lsquo;Eclipse Foundation Member&rsquo; mark.</li>
 	</ul>
 	<h3><a name="GeneralLogo"></a>General Usage of Logos</h3>
 	<ol>
 		<li/>
 	<p>Derivative works of the
 		&lsquo;EclipseCon&rsquo;, &lsquo;Eclipse Summit&rsquo;, &lsquo;Eclipse
 		Foundation Member&rsquo;, &lsquo;Built on Eclipse&rsquo;, &lsquo;Eclipse
 		Ready&rsquo; and projects logos are not allowed.</p>
 		<li/>
 	<p>The &lsquo;Eclipse&rsquo; logos
 		and production specification are available from www.eclipse.org.
 		Replication of these logos must follow these specifications.</p>
 		<li/>
 	<p>Except for use by Eclipse
 		projects on the eclipse.org website, use of the &lsquo;Eclipse
 		Incubation&rsquo; Trademark and Logo is not permitted unless
 		authorized in writing by the Eclipse Foundation.</p>
 	</ol>

 	<h3><a name="ProperEclipse"></a>Proper Usage of	&quot;Eclipse&quot; Trademark and Logo</h3>
 	<p>The &ldquo;Eclipse&rdquo; name and logo are the intellectual
 	property of the Eclipse Foundation and must be identified as such.
 	Eclipse logos are provided for use under the terms of these
 	Guidelines. Use of the &ldquo;Eclipse&rdquo; name or Eclipse logos
 	are restricted to identifying the Eclipse Foundation, the Eclipse
 	projects, the Eclipse working groups, and their deliverables, as
 	applicable.</p>
 	<p>Eclipse logos (including the Eclipse logo, and the logos of
 	Eclipse projects and working groups) cannot be altered without the
 	written permission of the Eclipse Foundation. Eclipse Foundation
 	projects or working groups are permitted to create derivative works
 	of Eclipse logos with the permission of the <a href="http://www.eclipse.org/org/foundation/directors.php">Eclipse
 	Foundation Board of Directors</a>. Any project that wishes to seek
 	such permission may do so by sending an email to license@eclipse.org.</p>
 	<ol>
 		<li/>
 	<p>You must not incorporate the
 		&lsquo;Eclipse&rsquo; trademark into the name of your company or
 		software product name. If you have a software product that works
 		with an Eclipse technology, you must use phrases such as &lsquo;&lt;product
 		name&gt; for Eclipse&rsquo; or &lsquo;&lt;product name&gt;, Eclipse
 		Edition&rsquo;.</p>
 		<li/>
 	<p>You may request permission to
 		include the &lsquo;Eclipse&rsquo; trademark in the name of a
 		publication, certification program, domain name or book. At a
 		minimum you must ensure that a) the appropriate TM or (R) symbol is
 		associated with the &lsquo;Eclipse&rsquo; reference and appropriate
 		attribution as discussed below, b) &lsquo;Eclipse&rsquo; is not
 		concatenated with another word, e.g. EclipseBoard, and c) the usage
 		does not imply or make the user believe that the publication, domain
 		name or book is supported or authorized by the Eclipse Foundation.
 		Any organization wishing to seek such permission may do so by
 		sending an email to license@eclipse.org.</p>
 		<li/>
 	<p>An important use of the
 		&lsquo;Eclipse&rsquo; trademark is the &lsquo;org.eclipse&rsquo;
 		string used on all namespaces for Eclipse open source projects. This
 		naming convention is used to identify code that has been developed
 		as an Eclipse open source project. Therefore, no one, except Eclipse
 		open source projects may develop or maintain software packages that
 		use &lsquo;org.eclipse&rsquo; in their namespace.</p>
 		<li/>
 	<p>&lsquo;Eclipse&rsquo; must always be capitalized, except
 		when used as part of the Eclipse logos.</p>
 	</ol>
 	<h3><a name="ProperProjects"></a>Proper Usage of Eclipse Project Names and Logos</h3>
 	<p>The <a href="https://wiki.eclipse.org/Development_Resources/HOWTO/Project_Naming_Policy">Eclipse
 	Project Naming Policy</a>&nbsp;allows for Eclipse projects to have a
 	descriptive name, optional nickname and acronym. These names, e.g.
 	Orion, and acronyms, e.g. BIRT, can be become effective identifiers
 	of certain technologies, therefore it is important to establish
 	proper usage guidelines. All project names, nicknames, logos, and
 	acronyms are the intellectual property of the Eclipse Foundation and
 	must be identified as such. For clarity, projects are not required to
 	include &ldquo;Eclipse&rdquo; in their project logos. (Please see
 	proper notice and attribution below.)</p>
 	<ol>
 		<li/>
 	<p>All Eclipse projects must be
 		identified as being Eclipse projects. Therefore, when referencing an
 		Eclipse project, we ask that both the first and the most prominent
 		reference to the project on each page is identified as Eclipse
 		[project name], ex Eclipse Graphical Modeling Framework (GMF) or in
 		the case of a project name that already includes Eclipse, Eclipse
 		Communication Framework (ECF). Subsequent references may drop the
 		Eclipse identifier.</p>
 		<li/>
 	<p>You must not incorporate the
 		name of an Eclipse project, nickname or acronym into the name of
 		your company or software product name. If you have a software
 		product that works with an Eclipse project, it is suggested you use
 		terms such as '&lt;product name&gt; for &lt;Eclipse project name&gt;'
 		or '&lt;product name&gt;, &lt;Eclipse project name&gt; Edition'</p>
 		<li/>
 	<p>You may request permission to &nbsp;include an Eclipse
 		project trademark in the name of a publication, certification
 		program, domain name or book. At a minimum you must ensure that a)
 		the appropriate &trade; or &reg; symbol is associated with the
 		Eclipse project name reference and appropriate attribution as
 		discussed below, b) Eclipse project name is not concatenated with
 		another word, e.g. OrionPortal, and c) the usage does not imply or
 		make the user believe that the publication, domain name or book is
 		supported or authorized by the Eclipse Foundation or any Eclipse
 		project. &nbsp;Any organization wishing to seek such permission may
 		do so by sending an email to license@eclipse.org.</p>
 	</ol>

 	<h3><a name="ProperWG"></a>Proper Usage of Eclipse Working Group Names and Logos</h3>
 	<p>The names and logos of the Eclipse Foundation Working Groups (WG)
 	are the intellectual property of the Eclipse Foundation and must be
 	identified as such. (Please see proper notice and attribution below).
 	Use of WG trademarks are restricted to identifying the WGs and their
 	deliverables, as applicable. No other uses of WG names and logos are
 	permitted unless authorized in writing by the Eclipse Foundation.</p>
 	<p>Each WG may, at its discretion, develop guidelines for use of the
 	WG trademarks or their derivatives, as applicable, by third parties.
 	These guidelines will be referenced in Appendix A of this document
 	and shall be consistent with these Guidelines for Eclipse Logos and
 	Trademarks. It is not permitted to create any derivative work of a WG
 	trademark with written approval of the Eclipse Foundation, which will
 	consult with the Steering Committee of the relevant Working Group.
 	Any organization wishing to seek permission to create a derivative
 	work of any WG trademark may do so by sending an email to
 	license@eclipse.org.</p>

 	<h3><a name="ProperMember"></a>Proper Usage of &quot;Eclipse Foundation Member&quot; Logo</h3>
 	<p>The &lsquo;Eclipse Foundation Member&rsquo; logo is to identify
 	those organizations and individuals that are official members of the
 	Eclipse Foundation, including 1) Strategic Members, 2) Enterprise
 	Members, 3) Solutions (formerly Add-in Provider) Members, 4)
 	Associate Members, and 5) Committer Members. Only official Members of
 	the Eclipse Foundation are authorized to use this logo.</p>
 	<h3><a name="ProperBuilt"></a>Proper Usage of &lsquo;Built on Eclipse&lsquo; Trademark and Logo</h3>
 	<p>The &lsquo;Built on Eclipse&rsquo; trademark is used to identify a
 	product that includes the core Eclipse IDE Platform, specifically the
 	runtime, SWT, JFace, and Generic Workbench components. This type of
 	product is able to run standalone with no prerequisites of other
 	Eclipse components.</p>
 	<h3><a name="ProperReady"></a>Proper Usage of &quot;Eclipse Ready&quot; Trademark and Logo</h3>
 	<p>The &lsquo;Eclipse Ready&lsquo; trademark and logo is used to
 	identify a product that is packaged as an Eclipse IDE feature or
 	plug-in and must be added to an Eclipse platform product. This type
 	of product does not run standalone.</p>
 	<h3><a name="ProperIncubation"></a>Proper Usage of &quot;Eclipse Incubation&quot; Trademark and Logo</h3>
 	<p>The &lsquo;Eclipse Incubation&rsquo; Trademark and Logo are for use exclusively&nbsp;by
 	the Eclipse Foundation and the Eclipse projects. Only the Eclipse
 	Foundation and its projects are authorized to use this trademark and
 	logo. All other use -- even by Eclipse Foundation Members -- is
 	prohibited.</p>
 	<h3><a name="ProperNotice"></a>Proper Notice and Attribution</h3>
 	<p>The appropriate trademark symbol (i.e. TM or (R)) must appear at
 	both the first and most prominent use of the Eclipse Foundation
 	trademarks, and with all occurrence of the Eclipse logo.</p>
 	<p>When you use an Eclipse Foundation trademark or logo you must
 	include a statement attributing the trademark to the Eclipse
 	Foundation, Inc. For example, &quot;&lsquo;Eclipse&rsquo;, &lsquo;Built
 	on Eclipse&rsquo; and &lsquo;Eclipse Ready&rsquo;, &lsquo;BIRT&rsquo;,
 	&lsquo;Orion&rsquo; are trademarks of Eclipse Foundation, Inc.&quot;</p>
 	<h3></a>Footnotes</h3>
 	<p>These guidelines were first introduced at a point in time when
 	some companies and individuals already had product names that include
 	the &lsquo;Eclipse&rsquo; trademark. Companies and individuals using
 	the &lsquo;Eclipse&rsquo; trademark as of February 1, 2005 will not
 	be required to change their already existing product names to comply
 	with these guidelines now or in the future. However, all companies
 	and individuals are required to give proper notice and attribution of
 	the &lsquo;Eclipse&rsquo; trademark. All usage subsequent to February
 	1, 2005 are required to follow these guidelines.</p>
 	<p>Similarly, further revisions to these guidelines were first
 	introduced at a point in time when some companies and individuals
 	already had product names that include Eclipse project trademarks.
 	Companies and individuals using an Eclipse project trademarks as of
 	June 20, 2007 will not be required to change their already existing
 	product names to comply with these guidelines now or in the future.
 	However, all companies and individuals are required to give proper
 	notice and attribution of the Eclipse project trademark. All usage
 	subsequent to June 20, 2007 are required to follow these guidelines.</p>
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	<p>March 7, 2016</p>
	<h3><a name="h.ggtn2qdts1nf"></a>Table of Contents</h3>
	<blockquote>
	<ul>
	<li><a href="#Purpose" class=jump>Purpose</a></li>
	<li><a href="#GeneralLogo" class=jump>General Usage of Logos</a></li>
	<li><a href="#ProperEclipse" class=jump>Proper Usage of "Eclipse" Trademark and Logo</a></li>
	<li><a href="#ProperProjects" class=jump>Proper Usage of Eclipse Project Names and Logos</a></li>
	<li><a href="#ProperWG" class=jump>Proper Usage of Eclipse Working Group Names and Logos</a></li>
	<li><a href="#ProperMember" class=jump>Proper Usage of "Eclipse Foundation Member" Logo</a></li>
	<li><a href="#ProperBuilt" class=jump>Proper Usage of ‘Built on Eclipse‘ Trademark and Logo</a></li>
	<li><a href="#ProperReady" class=jump>Proper Usage of "Eclipse Ready" Trademark and Logo</a></li>
	<li><a href="#ProperIncubation" class=jump>Proper Usage of "Eclipse Incubation" Trademark and Logo</a></li>
	<li><a href="#ProperNotice" class=jump>Proper Notice and Attribution</a></li>
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	<h3><a name="Purpose"></a>Purpose:</h3>
	<p>These requirements are meant to promote and improve the image of
	all elements of the Eclipse community, as well as to show that all
	Eclipse Foundation projects are part of a community of developers,
	adopters and users. While every project manages their own development
	within the broader <a href="https://eclipse.org/projects/dev_process/development_process.php">Eclipse
	Development Process</a>, a consistent set of trademark and branding
	requirements benefits the entire Eclipse community.</p>

	<p>The Eclipse Foundation holds the trademarks for the project names
	and logos on behalf of, and for the benefit of, the Eclipse community
	as a whole. The individual projects are not separate legal entities,
	and thus not able to hold trademarks individually. The Eclipse
	Foundation is a legal entity and owns the trademarks on behalf of the
	entire community.</p>

	<p>If you have any questions regarding this policy, or wish to use an
	Eclipse Foundation trademark in a way not explicitly explained in
	these Guidelines, then ask us by sending an email to
	<a href="mailto:license@eclipse.org" target="_top">license@eclipse.org</a>.</p>

	<p>The Eclipse Foundation and Eclipse projects have created a number
	of trademarks and logos to identify the Eclipse community and
	individual Eclipse projects. In addition to the ‘Eclipse’
	trademark, the Eclipse Foundation has introduced seven trademarks and
	logos: </p>
	<ul>
	<li/>
	<p>Eclipse Foundation Member,</p>
	<li/>
	<p>EclipseCon,</p>
	<li/>
	<p>Eclipse Summit,</p>
	<li/>
	<p>Built on Eclipse,</p>
	<li/>
	<p>Eclipse Ready, and</p>
	<li/>
	<p>Eclipse Incubation.</p>
	</ul>
	<p>Individual Eclipse projects and Eclipse Working Groups have also
	introduced unique names and logos that are trademarks of the
	Eclipse Foundation. This document outlines the policy and guidelines
	of the Eclipse Foundation in regards to any use of these trademarks.</p>
	<p>Our goals in establishing these guidelines are pretty simple:</p>
	<ul>
	<li>The Eclipse trademarks are a
	symbol of the quality and community support that people have come to
	associate with Eclipse. To ensure that the Eclipse trademarks
	continue to serve these functions, we need to keep control over
	their use. Along these lines, we want to ensure that the use of our
	marks is not likely to lead to confusion with other marks. By this
	we mean that people should be able to tell when something is from
	the Eclipse Foundation or one of the Eclipse projects. Also, use of
	our marks must not be in a disparaging manner because we prefer that
	our marks not be used to be rude about the Eclipse technology, the
	Eclipse Foundation, its projects, or its Members.</li>
	<li>We want to encourage our logos to be used in approved ways.
	For example, we want to make it as simple as legally possible for
	our Members to use the ‘Eclipse Foundation Member’ mark.</li>
	</ul>
	<h3><a name="GeneralLogo"></a>General Usage of Logos</h3>
	<ol>
	<li/>
	<p>Derivative works of the
	‘EclipseCon’, ‘Eclipse Summit’, ‘Eclipse
	Foundation Member’, ‘Built on Eclipse’, ‘Eclipse
	Ready’ and projects logos are not allowed.</p>
	<li/>
	<p>The ‘Eclipse’ logos
	and production specification are available from www.eclipse.org.
	Replication of these logos must follow these specifications.</p>
	<li/>
	<p>Except for use by Eclipse
	projects on the eclipse.org website, use of the ‘Eclipse
	Incubation’ Trademark and Logo is not permitted unless
	authorized in writing by the Eclipse Foundation.</p>
	</ol>

	<h3><a name="ProperEclipse"></a>Proper Usage of "Eclipse" Trademark and Logo</h3>
	<p>The “Eclipse” name and logo are the intellectual
	property of the Eclipse Foundation and must be identified as such.
	Eclipse logos are provided for use under the terms of these
	Guidelines. Use of the “Eclipse” name or Eclipse logos
	are restricted to identifying the Eclipse Foundation, the Eclipse
	projects, the Eclipse working groups, and their deliverables, as
	applicable.</p>
	<p>Eclipse logos (including the Eclipse logo, and the logos of
	Eclipse projects and working groups) cannot be altered without the
	written permission of the Eclipse Foundation. Eclipse Foundation
	projects or working groups are permitted to create derivative works
	of Eclipse logos with the permission of the <a href="http://www.eclipse.org/org/foundation/directors.php">Eclipse
	Foundation Board of Directors</a>. Any project that wishes to seek
	such permission may do so by sending an email to license@eclipse.org.</p>
	<ol>
	<li/>
	<p>You must not incorporate the
	‘Eclipse’ trademark into the name of your company or
	software product name. If you have a software product that works
	with an Eclipse technology, you must use phrases such as ‘<product
	name> for Eclipse’ or ‘<product name>, Eclipse
	Edition’.</p>
	<li/>
	<p>You may request permission to
	include the ‘Eclipse’ trademark in the name of a
	publication, certification program, domain name or book. At a
	minimum you must ensure that a) the appropriate TM or (R) symbol is
	associated with the ‘Eclipse’ reference and appropriate
	attribution as discussed below, b) ‘Eclipse’ is not
	concatenated with another word, e.g. EclipseBoard, and c) the usage
	does not imply or make the user believe that the publication, domain
	name or book is supported or authorized by the Eclipse Foundation.
	Any organization wishing to seek such permission may do so by
	sending an email to license@eclipse.org.</p>
	<li/>
	<p>An important use of the
	‘Eclipse’ trademark is the ‘org.eclipse’
	string used on all namespaces for Eclipse open source projects. This
	naming convention is used to identify code that has been developed
	as an Eclipse open source project. Therefore, no one, except Eclipse
	open source projects may develop or maintain software packages that
	use ‘org.eclipse’ in their namespace.</p>
	<li/>
	<p>‘Eclipse’ must always be capitalized, except
	when used as part of the Eclipse logos.</p>
	</ol>
	<h3><a name="ProperProjects"></a>Proper Usage of Eclipse Project Names and Logos</h3>
	<p>The <a href="https://wiki.eclipse.org/Development_Resources/HOWTO/Project_Naming_Policy">Eclipse
	Project Naming Policy</a> allows for Eclipse projects to have a
	descriptive name, optional nickname and acronym. These names, e.g.
	Orion, and acronyms, e.g. BIRT, can be become effective identifiers
	of certain technologies, therefore it is important to establish
	proper usage guidelines. All project names, nicknames, logos, and
	acronyms are the intellectual property of the Eclipse Foundation and
	must be identified as such. For clarity, projects are not required to
	include “Eclipse” in their project logos. (Please see
	proper notice and attribution below.)</p>
	<ol>
	<li/>
	<p>All Eclipse projects must be
	identified as being Eclipse projects. Therefore, when referencing an
	Eclipse project, we ask that both the first and the most prominent
	reference to the project on each page is identified as Eclipse
	[project name], ex Eclipse Graphical Modeling Framework (GMF) or in
	the case of a project name that already includes Eclipse, Eclipse
	Communication Framework (ECF). Subsequent references may drop the
	Eclipse identifier.</p>
	<li/>
	<p>You must not incorporate the
	name of an Eclipse project, nickname or acronym into the name of
	your company or software product name. If you have a software
	product that works with an Eclipse project, it is suggested you use
	terms such as '<product name> for <Eclipse project name>'
	or '<product name>, <Eclipse project name> Edition'</p>
	<li/>
	<p>You may request permission to  include an Eclipse
	project trademark in the name of a publication, certification
	program, domain name or book. At a minimum you must ensure that a)
	the appropriate ™ or ® symbol is associated with the
	Eclipse project name reference and appropriate attribution as
	discussed below, b) Eclipse project name is not concatenated with
	another word, e.g. OrionPortal, and c) the usage does not imply or
	make the user believe that the publication, domain name or book is
	supported or authorized by the Eclipse Foundation or any Eclipse
	project.  Any organization wishing to seek such permission may
	do so by sending an email to license@eclipse.org.</p>
	</ol>

	<h3><a name="ProperWG"></a>Proper Usage of Eclipse Working Group Names and Logos</h3>
	<p>The names and logos of the Eclipse Foundation Working Groups (WG)
	are the intellectual property of the Eclipse Foundation and must be
	identified as such. (Please see proper notice and attribution below).
	Use of WG trademarks are restricted to identifying the WGs and their
	deliverables, as applicable. No other uses of WG names and logos are
	permitted unless authorized in writing by the Eclipse Foundation.</p>
	<p>Each WG may, at its discretion, develop guidelines for use of the
	WG trademarks or their derivatives, as applicable, by third parties.
	These guidelines will be referenced in Appendix A of this document
	and shall be consistent with these Guidelines for Eclipse Logos and
	Trademarks. It is not permitted to create any derivative work of a WG
	trademark with written approval of the Eclipse Foundation, which will
	consult with the Steering Committee of the relevant Working Group.
	Any organization wishing to seek permission to create a derivative
	work of any WG trademark may do so by sending an email to
	license@eclipse.org.</p>

	<h3><a name="ProperMember"></a>Proper Usage of "Eclipse Foundation Member" Logo</h3>
	<p>The ‘Eclipse Foundation Member’ logo is to identify
	those organizations and individuals that are official members of the
	Eclipse Foundation, including 1) Strategic Members, 2) Enterprise
	Members, 3) Solutions (formerly Add-in Provider) Members, 4)
	Associate Members, and 5) Committer Members. Only official Members of
	the Eclipse Foundation are authorized to use this logo.</p>
	<h3><a name="ProperBuilt"></a>Proper Usage of ‘Built on Eclipse‘ Trademark and Logo</h3>
	<p>The ‘Built on Eclipse’ trademark is used to identify a
	product that includes the core Eclipse IDE Platform, specifically the
	runtime, SWT, JFace, and Generic Workbench components. This type of
	product is able to run standalone with no prerequisites of other
	Eclipse components.</p>
	<h3><a name="ProperReady"></a>Proper Usage of "Eclipse Ready" Trademark and Logo</h3>
	<p>The ‘Eclipse Ready‘ trademark and logo is used to
	identify a product that is packaged as an Eclipse IDE feature or
	plug-in and must be added to an Eclipse platform product. This type
	of product does not run standalone.</p>
	<h3><a name="ProperIncubation"></a>Proper Usage of "Eclipse Incubation" Trademark and Logo</h3>
	<p>The ‘Eclipse Incubation’ Trademark and Logo are for use exclusively by
	the Eclipse Foundation and the Eclipse projects. Only the Eclipse
	Foundation and its projects are authorized to use this trademark and
	logo. All other use -- even by Eclipse Foundation Members -- is
	prohibited.</p>
	<h3><a name="ProperNotice"></a>Proper Notice and Attribution</h3>
	<p>The appropriate trademark symbol (i.e. TM or (R)) must appear at
	both the first and most prominent use of the Eclipse Foundation
	trademarks, and with all occurrence of the Eclipse logo.</p>
	<p>When you use an Eclipse Foundation trademark or logo you must
	include a statement attributing the trademark to the Eclipse
	Foundation, Inc. For example, "‘Eclipse’, ‘Built
	on Eclipse’ and ‘Eclipse Ready’, ‘BIRT’,
	‘Orion’ are trademarks of Eclipse Foundation, Inc."</p>
	<h3></a>Footnotes</h3>
	<p>These guidelines were first introduced at a point in time when
	some companies and individuals already had product names that include
	the ‘Eclipse’ trademark. Companies and individuals using
	the ‘Eclipse’ trademark as of February 1, 2005 will not
	be required to change their already existing product names to comply
	with these guidelines now or in the future. However, all companies
	and individuals are required to give proper notice and attribution of
	the ‘Eclipse’ trademark. All usage subsequent to February
	1, 2005 are required to follow these guidelines.</p>
	<p>Similarly, further revisions to these guidelines were first
	introduced at a point in time when some companies and individuals
	already had product names that include Eclipse project trademarks.
	Companies and individuals using an Eclipse project trademarks as of
	June 20, 2007 will not be required to change their already existing
	product names to comply with these guidelines now or in the future.
	However, all companies and individuals are required to give proper
	notice and attribution of the Eclipse project trademark. All usage
	subsequent to June 20, 2007 are required to follow these guidelines.</p>
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