Can I use the Golang logo on my site about Golang?

[Василий Рузин]

Hello.

Can I use the Golang logo on my site?

My site will be dedicated to Golang. ( https://golang.ru )

The site will have documentation, articles, videos, vacancies and jobs, free training.

Perhaps in the future there will be paid training, but I have not yet decided whether to do it or not. If your license suggests that it is forbidden to teach golang for a fee, then I will not do it.

I want to gather a Russian-speaking community of Go developers on the site and I want to make good documentation in Russian.

At the moment, I have not found information on whether I can place the Golang logo on this site as a site logo.

Please give me an answer! I would be grateful if you could send me a link where it says that I can use the Golang logo as the logo for my Golang website.

I really want to see a link to the license where all this is written! It's even better if you can send a document that I can use the Golang logo.

[Ian Lance Taylor]

In general the logo and the Gopher images are covered by the Creative
Commons Attribution 4.0 License. See https://go.dev/copyright. So go
ahead and use the logo, with attribution. Thanks for your interest.

Ian

[Rob Pike]

golang.ru is a good name for such a site, but please keep in mind that the language itself is called just Go, as the logo itself should make clear.

-rob

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