Well, it sounds more like a "replacement" for the license
text itself.
Either you use the text or you use the image as a link to the text.
--Eric
Or, you use both, which you can't actually do according to the
licensing terms in an actual print book (because you can't link from
the logo--well, except maybe on a Kindle? :) ), but is probably not
what was intended by the project per se.
Logically, in a book, the logo out of context would be a bit
meaningless anyway (unless you footnote it... and I don't want to
imagine a world with footnoted logos), but the rule was obviously
designed around an online presence, and then heavily lawyered.
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