Hi moderators and inkscaper

Previously, we want to introduce ourself.
We are inkscaper from Indonesia, want to say thank you for Inkscape Developer Teams and all.
You are ROCKS GUYSSS!!!

This time, we are building a website that collects artworks in SVG format.
Here we would like to introduce SVG and Inkscape, as one of the alternative tools that superb awesome!
This is proof of our gratitude towards Inkscape, and want to participate introduced
to many people about Inkscape and SVG formats. Indeed, we are trying to provide design
workshops to senior high schools to use Inkscape. And we will update next at our website.
We hope we do something great for all of Us.

Check this out guys,,
http://svgstock.com

Free Download SVG is Rocks!!!



Thanks,,

Inkscaper from Indonesia

While I'm always glad to see Inkscape and SVG/vector art promoted, I would question whether those copyrighted and/or trademarked logos should be offered as stocks (KFC, Starbucks, McDonalds, Burger King, and many more).

Hi brynn,,

thanks for your appreciate.
we was just to re-design in SVG format about their logo without commercial interests.
and give anyone who needs that logos more easy to download like other website with similiar background design theme
but in different format ( PSD, AI, EPS etc). But if it offensive to the interests of others , of course we will remove the content .
Thanks for your advice Brynn

What use would anyone have for a copyrighted design? They can't use it legally! If someone wanted to use such images legitimately (i.e. with permission), the owner would provide the image, along with the permission or license. Right?

It certainly doesn't offend me, personally. But likely might offend the copyright and/or trademark owners! (Those particular copyright and/or trademark owners, as huge corporations, probably have plenty of financial and legal resources, with which to defend their interests.) Might be a good idea to put a disclaimer on your website. Although I am certainly no expert, and have no idea if putting a disclaimer on your website releases you from liability.

(sorry for the soapbox routine)(I'm finished now )

thx for advice bbryyyn.
we'll correct it.

Nice.

This is really helpful advice.