The Official PTP Logo
I'm going to an attampt to write a logo usage guidelines. The PersonalTelco logo was designed and created by ideas from the Portland wireless community. I used this input to create the logo and I but feel that it belongs to the community. I hope that the Internet and Community wireless community at larg will respect this logo and only use it for the following purposes:
- Any web page of printed version of this logo will not be used cor commercial or personal gain.
If you use this logo for a community network you must use the red tower and the words Personal Telco Project unaltered.
You have the option to change the words Community Networking to suite your needs.
It would be nice if you placed a link on your page back to the source PersonalTelco web site.
- Please let my know about you use of this logo. I am willing to help you with any size or text changes to suite your wireless community needs.
Please add your comments for usage as you see fit. I'll do some research on opensource logo usage and update this page as required. --LonnieWormley 11 Feb 2002
New Community Networking Logo
[http://www.rivergatedc.net/ptp-logo/CommunityNetworking_128.png Community Logo]. This image is 128 pixels wide and has a digital watermark from DigiMarc
[http://www.rivergatedc.net/ptp-logo/CommunityNetworking_432.png Community Logo] with URL and Portland Oregon. This image is 432 pixels wide and has a digital watermark from DigiMarc
This new version of the logo has a community focus. This logo can be used for any affiliate community wireless organization by just changing the bottom tw lines of text to suit your needs. Here are the [http://www.rivergatedc.net/ptp-logo/omni_type.png type] specs.
Classic PTP Logo
[http://www.rivergatedc.net/ptp-logo/ptp_logo_small.PNG Small PNG format] [http://www.rivergatedc.net/ptp-logo/ptp_logo_large.PNG Large PNG format]
[http://www.rivergatedc.net/ptp-logo/ptp_logo_url.PNG Logo with URL]
Stickers
[http://www.rivergatedc.net/ptp-logo/sticker1.pdf Classic Decal]
-- LonnieWormley 21 Feb 2002