Most of the Free Logos posted here are under Attribution Creative Common License. That means you are free to use them, make derivate works and re publish them as long as you give credit to the author. In case of the Logos templates done by Logo Open Stock in case you use them in a web project for example, you've to link back to us (do follow link) in your site. This would be as follows:

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