#aaronpkin general i'm not a fan of modifying logos, but usually color variations is okay. imagine reading a branding guidelines book for microformats, would this be something they say is acceptable?
#aaronpkusually the branding guidelines say things like, don't put things that overlap the logo. don't rotate the logo. there's usually a certain amount of space required between the logo and other elements on the page.
#[kevinmarks]There is an orange variant on the microformats.org front page
#[jgarber]☝ Depends on the date of the addition, according to the copyright page.
#[jgarber]Content added after 2007-12-29 is automatically public domain.
#[jgarber]I’m not 100% sure when that particular logo was added.
#[jgarber]I’ll go ahead and remove the logo. It doesn’t add anything to the `README.md`. Perhaps we could revisit and use it on a GitHub pages-style site for the gem if we want to go that route.
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