Do I understand correctly that the people that actually do the code work (the committers) are not allowed to use any of these badges unless they either provide a certified implementation or become a working group member? That sounds odd.
All,
After much deliberation, the Jakarta EE Marketing committee has chosen the final designs for the Jakarta EE Compatible badge and Jakarta EE Member badge. Please see the winning designs below:
The Jakarta EE Compatible Badge:
![https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/oZlAFGjrvgRot97dVB-KyUs2g2IYKkELEOFSoNmYgDvnHoOwB7qBMTWo9SdtS4-mPR2TWf5Zc1WrVdF1YKEgt1D40iPUawxb8COB55nLQyo79dHzkjd9YTu3o0pVx4XJ9aYCJ0zx]()
The Jakarta EE Member Badge:
![https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/uuex3u2GRy-soBcBXBFkv59La69Q9hVP82YbRq4Vln6GtVN52NsckrglRcjmW0VB86_R0V10MnWpMXUFHRahPZvXt-WkKkVj-osslTsi9CpRWkLmF-M5JD1aGQt87kKU6M7nAn9C]()
As a reminder, the Jakarta EE Compatible badge will be used to identify compatible implementations that satisfy the requirements as identified in the Jakarta EE Trademark Guidelines, and will hopefully grow into a widely recognized and valuable brand for all involved. Note that these guidelines are likely to be updated soon to more clearly indicate the requirements related to completing the TCK - more on this to follow separately.
The Jakarta EE Member badge may be used by all members of the Jakarta EE Working Group to identify their participation and show their support for the initiative.
We'd like to thank Ryan St. James from Tomitribe, who is the designer of the Jakarta EE Compatible badge, for his submissions. We'd also like to thank the Jakarta EE Working Group members for taking the time to vote and provide their feedback.
Regards,
Thabang
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