I have an on-line application, and was thinking about adjusting its layout to the Metro style and creating a native Windows app ass soon as Windows 8 is officially launched. I know that the best is to talk about legal stuff with lawyers, but Bazo's question
is a question that should be answered before you even start encouraging people to use the Metro style. Why am I supposed to even think about developing a Metro-styled application, if I cannot be sure whether I can do this legally? If Microsoft's policy is
to tell people they should use Metro to style their apps, and then you can't answer such a basic question, then, I'm sorry, but there is something wrong. If I make a Windows 8 app, I would also like to make a website that looks similar to the app WITHOUT you
frightening me. Google clearly says where and how I can use their Android UI, if I want to make an Android application, so why Microsoft says it's a "specific legal question", when it seems to be a very obvious and BASIC question, where and how one can use
Metro?