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I chose to create an image with the Rust logo plus something representing Objective-C; since they don't have a logo, I used the short form "Obj-C" enclosed in square brackets which is kind of a play on the message sending syntax in Objective-C. I've seen this style elsewhere, so no invention on my part. The Rust logo is borrowed from here: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-artwork/blob/809592a8fafee0c70279d80905aba768aa1dd035/logo/rust-logo-blk.svg Since this crate is not commercial, and is clearly related to (but not officially part of) the Rust project, usage of the trademark should be acceptable.
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I chose to create an image with the Rust logo (from here) plus something representing Objective-C; since they don't have a logo, I used the short form "Obj-C" enclosed in square brackets which is kind of a play on the message sending syntax in Objective-C. I've seen this style elsewhere, so no invention on my part.
Since this crate is not commercial, and is clearly related to (but not officially part of) the Rust project, usage of the trademark should be acceptable.
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