Josh Triplett wrote:
Similarly, the logo/"logo image" is used to identify Debian as Debian; it could be argued (and is currently being argued by many) that we need a license which prohibits those uses we find "undesirable", such as use by competing (or even friendly) distributions. Again, this is non-free.
No, the trademark prevents the use of the logo in misleading ways. In the same way I can't go and make a new distro called "Debian", I can't use Debian's logo either.
There is no requirement that misrepresentation be allowed in the DFSG.