There's been a bunch of talk recently on Glazeman's blog about the number of extensions listed on UMO that seemingly violate the Mozilla trademark policy. While everyone is unsure of what action should be taken on the existing stuff in there (nobody's come and said anything yet) it seems like this would be something we could future-proof against by adding a trademark usage review queue on UMO 2.0. What I'm envisioning is a checkbox or a button on the review panel for the existing reviews done by the UMO staff that says "flag this item for a trademark review". If the reviewer thinks there might be any question at all about it, they check the box or click the button, and it moves the extension/theme out of the normal review queue, and into a trademark review queue, and shoots an email to licensing@mozilla.org to let them know it's there. Then whoever is representing the licensing folks can be given an account with privileges to approve or deny the extension/theme based on trademark usage. A denial would remove the extension from all queues and use the normal method of mailing the author to inform them it got rejected and why. Approval by licensing would move it back to the normal reviewer queue, but add a note to it that the trademark usage was approved.

I don't think we need a trademark-specific queue once we can effectively flag things as needing "escalated review". *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 336044 ***

Depends if admins are experts on trademarks. I thought we needed some sort of involvement from lawyer type people on this...