Re: camel code

[Anonymous Monk]

Dear Sir, I am replying from Italy

I am interested to this image as the possible cover image for a book I will publish within few months.

I like it because it abstractly expresses some of the basic issues of the book, a book about education and professional formation.

I wonder if you would give me the authorization to use such image for my cover, mentioning the source, naturally, and promising to send you a copy of the book, if you want, as soon as published (even if, being written in italian, it could be not so interesting for you).

thanks a lot

Maurizio Bonfanti

mail [e-mail]

[eyepopslikeamosquito]

See The Perl Camel FAQ (O'Reilly Media) and Camel (Perl 5 Wiki)

Erudil's camel code has already been used on at least one T-shirt, so it is possible to get approval to use it.

[davies]

Erudil hasn't logged in for three years, so you are unlikely to get a reply from him if this is the only means of contact you have tried.

Regards,

John Davies

[LanX]

IIRC, O'Reilly registered the trademark of the Camel as a symbol for Perl. ¹

So you will need to ask them, too.

¹) That's why the Perl Foundation uses the Onion.