anchor.diff:  <h2>The Assets</h2>
   
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  -  The Ember logo is an official project resource that can be used on websites, mobile apps, or in printed materials&mdash;assuming no connotation of official status or project/core team endorsement. It may not be manipulated in any way, and is best displayed on a black or very light colored background. The ® symbol must be present.
  +  The Ember logo is an official project resource that can be used on websites, mobile apps, or in printed materials to indicate use of Ember technologies&mdash;<strong>assuming no connotation of official status or project/core team endorsement</strong>. It may not be manipulated in any way, and is best displayed on a black or very light colored background. The ® symbol must be present.
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    <img src="/images/brand/ember_CLI-Light.png">
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    <img src="/images/brand/ember_Data-Light.png">
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    <a class="orange button button-hero" href="/images/brand/logos-ember.zip">Download Logos</a>
  
negative.code:   We sometimes grant licenses for specific use cases, and certain community initiatives may, with approval, commission the design of custom Tomsters via official channels. For more info on commissioned Tomsters, <a href="../tomster/faq">visit the Tomster FAQ page</a>.
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  <h2>Naming</h2>
  
  <p>
    Please avoid naming your projects and events anything that implies Ember or Tilde's endorsement. Keep this in mind when selecting domain names as well.
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  <p>
    It is alright to use Ember in the name of local meetup groups, which are well understood to be unofficial. It is also alright to use Ember in the name of other events, assuming the official Ember logo is never made part of the name/logo for the unofficial event.
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    EmberConf and EmberCamp are both used for official purposes and cannot otherwise be used.
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