Add 'trademarks' page to explain OUC
Change-Id: Ife05dc62ed67fc7e6d42636896d5453f9be3a59f
diff --git a/_data/topnav.yml b/_data/topnav.yml
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url: /kudos.html
- title: User Stories
url: /userStories.html
+ - title: Trademarks
+ url: /trademarks.html
- title: Code
folderitems:
- title: Source
diff --git a/pages/site/community/trademarks.md b/pages/site/community/trademarks.md
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+---
+title: "Trademarks"
+permalink: trademarks.html
+hide_sidebar: true
+hide_navtoggle: true
+toc: false
+---
+
+## Open Usage Commons
+
+In July 2020, Google announced it would be moving the Gerrit trademark
+to the [Open Usage Commons](https://openusage.org/). The Open Usage
+Commons focuses on helping open source projects navigate trademarks,
+and finding ways to apply the Open Source Definition to how open
+source project trademarks are handled. The Open Usage Commons Board
+will be working on developing open source project trademark usage
+guidelines, and managing the trademarks of [Angular](https://angularjs.org/),
+[Istio](https://istio.io/), and [Gerrit](https://www.gerritcodereview.com/).
+
+If you are currently using the Gerrit trademark, you can continue to
+do so, following any applicable, existing usage guidelines. In the
+future, users will see usage guidelines that give them explicit
+permission to use the Gerrit mark, and if you see a trademark issue,
+you will want to contact the Open Usage Commons.
+
+_last updated: 24 Nov 2020_
