Community sites and accounts
Fedora defines community sites and accounts as sites or accounts related to the Fedora Project, but not officially maintained by Marketing team members or Social Media administrators. They may be region or country specific and are usually run by an individual contributor or group of contributors. These sites are non-commercial in nature (they are not selling a product).
Examples of these pages include (but are not limited to):
placing the Fedora Trademarks on a personal website or blog to support the Fedora Project;
making or running a group or account on a social networking web service to support the Fedora Project; or
linking to the Fedora Project from a website to provide information or show support for the Fedora Project.
It is permissible to use the Fedora Trademarks on community sites and accounts to show your support for the Fedora Project, provided that:
use of any Fedora logo hyperlinks to the Fedora Project website,
https://fedoraproject.org/, or if that is not possible, the site includes a prominent link to the Fedora Project website at
https://fedoraproject.org/.
the site indicates clearly that it is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Fedora Project; in addition:
the site must include the text "This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Fedora Project" prominently on any page that includes the Fedora Trademarks;
if the Fedora Trademarks appear in a page header or any area that is designed to be presented on more than one page, the notice must also be designed to be presented on all of those pages as well. (i.e., if the Fedora Trademarks appear in a site-wide header, the informational text must appear in that header or an identically site-wide footer.); and
the site does not use the Fedora Project’s trade dress (i.e. the look and feel of the Fedora Project).
While these online community sites and accounts are not officially endorsed by the Fedora Project or Red Hat, because they are part of the Fedora Community (and use the Fedora trademarks to identify themselves), their site owners, moderators, administrators, and users are required to comply with the Fedora Code of Conduct. Community sites and accounts which are unable to meet this standard of conduct will be required to cease use of the Fedora Trademarks.