HMR group possibly stealing the Ubuntu Logo

[pwnst*r]

this is there old logo lol still using the 3 point concept even back then so I don't know what to say and oh about how obvious the logos are similar I took this photo

you don't even know what you're talking about. that's NOT the same HMR group that this discussion refers to.

i suggest re-reading the first post in this thread.

[baseface]

who gives a crap?!?!?!
does this affect you directly? no.
good god, just let it go.

[pwnst*r]

who gives a crap?!?!?!
does this affect you directly? no.
good god, just let it go.

good who?

[Giant Speck]

this is there old logo lol still using the 3 point concept even back then so I don't know what to say and oh about how obvious the logos are similar I took this photo

The logo you posted above is from a company known as HMR Group which is based in the United States. It is in no way affiliated or related to the HMR Group (which is based in the United Kingdom) in any way, shape, or form.

[Tipped OuT]

The logo you posted above is from a company known as HMR Group which is based in the United States. It is in no way affiliated or related to the HMR Group (which is based in the United Kingdom) in any way, shape, or form.

You sound like a copyright disclaimer.

[dmizer]

I am leaving this closed.

1. According to this post, Canonical is already aware of the issue and is addressing it.
2. Since Canonical is the copyright holder for the logo, they are the ones best equipped to handle the issue legally.
3. Debating this here does nothing to solve the problem, if it even is a problem.
4. Debating this here is probably aggravating the issue.

Remember that this happens more frequently than you might think: http://www.logodesignlove.com/similar-original-logos

Thank you.