Blocking FE-Legal, This is trademark problem.

I found typo. (in Description) 

incorrent: kdeartworks

corrent: kdeartwork

Sorry.

I believe that this is fair/proper use of those trademarks (we are not using them to designate anything other than the trademarked items) and that there are no copyright issues because those are original renditions not derived from the official icons.

So can I close this as NOTABUG?

No, because these trademarked icons are not attached to their corresponding software. In the case of most of them, the software they map to isn't even part of Fedora, so including those trademarks is pretty much textbook "confusion".

The possible exception might be the Mozilla icons, except that the Mozilla trademark guidelines specifically ask people not to make modified versions of their icons and distribute them (exactly what this theme is doing):

http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/foundation/trademarks/faq/

Can I modify your logos and distribute the result?
    Please don't. The logos are trademarked, and so if the result is confusingly similar to the original, or used in a confusing manner, it's a violation of trademark law.

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It might be possible to get permission from Mozilla (or for that matter, any of the other trademark owners) to include this themed version of their icons in Fedora, but without that, they have to go.

Uh, it'd be confusion if we were putting Icon=acroread on Okular or something, but as it stands, those icons will not be shown to the user at all except in conjunction with the software they are for. So I'm confused ;-) as to where the confusion would be.

That said, the issue of looking "almost but not quite" like the trademarks makes sense to me. (I don't think they're really "modified" in the copyright sense, i.e. as in "pick the original icon and edit that", but of course they do look similar to the originals, that's the point.)

So I conclude that these will have to go. :-( It's a disservice to our users (as they will get generic rather than themed icons), but if that's what the trademark owners want, we can't do much about that (and from what I gathered at KDE upstream, I believe the general trend is towards just using unthemed hicolor application icons anyway, because application developers think their visual identity is more important than consistent theming, even where the logo is not a registered trademark).

Changed to rawhide.

How it this bug current status ? 
Is this bug is resolved ?

Thanks.

This bug appears to have been reported against 'rawhide' during the Fedora 22 development cycle.
Changing version to '22'.

More information and reason for this action is here:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_Program_Management/HouseKeeping/Fedora22

How it this bug current status ? 
Is this bug is resolved ?

Thanks.

Thanks for reminder,

%changelog
* Wed Aug 05 2015 Rex Dieter <rdieter> - 15.04.3-1
- 15.04.3
- omit trademarked icons (#1005467)