PROJECT TICK™ TRADEMARK AND BRAND POLICY
PROJECT TICK™, the Project Tick name, the Project Tick logo, and all related branding elements (collectively, the “Marks”) are trademarks of Mehmet Samet Duman.
All rights in the Marks are reserved.
This trademark policy governs use of the Marks independently of any open source license applicable to source code, documentation, or other materials.
Each repository under the Project Tick namespace is licensed under its respective open source license (e.g., MIT, BSD, Apache-2.0, GPL, MS-PL, etc.).
These licenses govern the use, modification, and redistribution of source code only.
Open Source licenses do NOT grant:
Trademark rights are separate from copyright licenses.
The following uses are generally permitted without prior written permission:
Permitted use must NOT:
Open source licenses permit modification and redistribution of source code. However:
The Marks may NOT be used without prior written permission:
Operating a commercial service using Project Tick source code does not grant the right to represent that service as an official Project Tick service. Only services directly operated by Mehmet Samet Duman under the Project Tick identity may use the Marks in a commercial context.
An “Official Project Tick Release” is a version that:
Modified builds, even if compliant with the applicable open source license, must not be presented as official releases.
The Project Tick logo is protected by copyright and trademark law. If licensed under a Creative Commons license (e.g., CC BY-NC-ND), such license applies only within its stated scope and does not waive trademark protections.
The logo may NOT be:
The Marks may NOT be used without explicit written permission in:
The following uses are strictly prohibited:
All rights not expressly granted in this policy are reserved. Failure to enforce any provision of this policy shall not constitute a waiver of any rights.
Project Tick reserves the right to update this policy at any time.
For permission requests or questions regarding trademark use:
Last updated: February 28, 2026