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The Nextcloud marks Nextcloud and the Nextcloud logo is a registered trademark of Nextcloud GmbH in Germany and/or other countries. These guidelines cover the following marks pertaining both to the product names and the logo: “Nextcloud” and the blue/white cloud logo with or without the word Nextcloud; the service “Nextcloud Enterprise”; and our products: “Nextcloud Files”; “Nextcloud Groupware” and “Nextcloud Talk”. This set of marks is collectively referred to as the “Nextcloud marks.” Contributing to Nextcloud We encourage everybody to contribute to Nextcloud and become part of the Nextcloud community. If your contributions require trademark usage which is not permitted by these guidelines, please do not hesitate to contact us. 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