Please choose the correct ending to complete the given sentence: Education and Communications: [header] How to copyright a logo [title] Make your logo sufficiently creative. [step] You can't copyright names, colors, or design. For example, you can't copyright familiar symbols or typographical ornamentation.

Ending1: To qualify for copyright protection, your logo must be sufficiently creative that it could qualify for a copyright as an artwork. [substeps] For example, the nfl baltimore ravens were able to get copyright protection for the image of a raven, which was found to be sufficiently creative. Ending2: Additionally, you can't copyright complex/complex things simply because you could see the logo or logo with a camera. If a logo looks old, that's okay. Ending3: Block off words, images, or objects in your logo, and use bold text like the word " logo. " [substeps] It's important to create vivid impressions of the logo, so think back to any documents, photographs, or colors that hold your potential copyright in mind. Ending4: [substeps] If you're trying to promote a logo you don't like, consider deleting some of your images and changing what colors or shapes you use. [title] Use a corporate logo to create the image.

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