but it looks a bit weird, when even a company like ORACLE can simplify things …
WOW !
Rusts is one of those typical “so long I just cant be bothered to read the entire thing” legal documents
And ambiguous & confusing in places
Without a lawyer reading it I’m not sure whats what
The OpenJDK one is a few paragraphs and clear
I can read it and have a pretty clear understanding of who owns what trademarks
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Well, the rust policy is still a draft, so you can give them feedback. I’m too tired and too old for it 
I like this one particularly (and the only one I can remember):
We will likely consider using the Marks as part of a domain name or subdomain an infringement of our Marks.
Bad news for those who want to dedicate a blog on a subdomain to their rusty car .
The fact that even ORACLE is able to put it on a one pager should tell the rust community enough …
It is for them not from interest. You are dealing with the mozilla foundation what makes al stuffs more than complex.
Oracle NEVER puts anything legal on a one pager
That says volumes !
actually they did for openJDK’s trademark policy:
https://openjdk.org/legal/openjdk-trademark-notice.html
Granted, they included a link. But in all fairness even that page is comparably a one pager (at least in my browser 
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At least this page is still easy to understand and at least you can’t excuse yourself as a user that you didn’t understand it.