Here we go. Please confirm if they are okay.

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Hi elioqoshi!

Thanks for taking a look at this ticket. So for location-specific Fedora teams, we use the "Fedora Groups" sublogo template. This is so the different teams in Fedora have logos with a consistent look & feel. The guidelines for using this logo template are here:

http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Logo/UsageGuidelines#Fedora_Sub-Logos:_Standard_uses_of_the_Fedora_Logo_with_other_elements

If you want I can email you an SVG of the logo template if you don't already have it. Let me know.

Hey elioqoshi, any updates on this one?

Friendly ping on this - elioqoshi, if you're still interested in working on this let us know. Once another two weeks go by as per our policy we'll open it up for others to work on.

Thanks duffy for the ping. I am back now after dealing with some personal stuff. Really sorry for the delay.

I will get right to this as our community needs it for quite some time now.
Thanks for understanding.

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Wrapped this up. Let me know if this is okay.

P.S: I suppose we will need to put the full Fedora wordmark somewhere else on our materials, as it might not be clear to new people that this is Fedora. What is your take on that?

Hi elioqoshi, looks perfect. Going to reattach PNG so it displays inline in pagure:

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Re: the full Fedora wordmark, I think that's appropriate to use when you are talking about Fedora, and it doesn't need the "Albania" text. E.g. use this logo you've created here for the actual Fedora Albania organization; use the Fedora logo to refer to Fedora the OS or community itself. That combined with copy text references and there should be plenty of context for Fedora.

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