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http://www.woopra.com/

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saepl commented

Similar. You could report it at http://drupal.com/trademark/report-violation

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michelle
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I said the same thing when I first saw it. It's like an evil version of Druplicon. LOL!

Since Druplicon is GPL, I'm not sure if there's any trademark issue... But I'm no lawyer.

Michelle

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pendashteh commented

It's not their logo. it seems it is used just in their frontpage design.

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michelle
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Location Wisconsin, USA
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It's the icon for the software as well as the Os in their name in the software. I'd say it's as much a part of them as Druplicon is of Drupal.

Michelle

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decibel.places commented

I was thinking the same thing, looking at the Firefox Framework Detector icons for a site with Drupal and Woopra installed

Woopricon is the EVIL Druplicon!

http://cdn.techpatio.com/wp-content/uploads/woopra_mascot_logo.png
http://decibelplaces.com/images/woopra_and_druplicon_ff_framework_detect...

~are you netsperienced?
♥ follow me @decibelplaces ∞

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bfr commented

There are similarities, but in the end it's just earth with eyes, i dont think you can sue anyone :). Also, Acquia is one of their biggest clients.

druid.fi

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somatics commented

If Acquia really is one of their biggest clients (for what, I'm wondering? analytics?), why can't we get more Drupal support from Woopra?

The last update to the Drupal Woopra module was over 2 years ago -- and that was for 6 only. There's no official release (or even a dev release) for version 7. I really want to use the module for D7!