Last month, the Mozilla Foundation finalised its trademark usage rules. The Mozilla Trademark Policy sets out the terms and conditions under which the Mozilla Foundation's trademarks (terms like 'Mozilla' and 'Firefox' and their associated logos) can be used by third parties. In addition to the main trademark policy, there are also several related trademark documents, including the Localization Trademark Policy (sets out the rules for translated versions of Mozilla software) and the Mozilla Community Edition Policy (covering modified versions of Mozilla Firefox or Mozilla Thunderbird), though some of these are still at the draft stage.