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This image is the copyrighted logo of the Free State Project. It is used under a claim of fair use. Specifically, its use in the article Free State Project on the English-language Wikipedia, where the Free State Project is a major subject, to identify the Free State Project, is legitimate fair use. It does not deprive the copyright holder of any revenue, and the public use of logos to identify their owners is a standard case of fair use. It should be clear that the article is not endorsed by the owner, and no confusion is at all likely to result, thus no trademark issues arise either. Mac OS X 10:03, 4 June 2007 (UTC)