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It's an interesting idea. We already have tests looking for OSI (or FSF, or OK) approval; this info could be moved into license metadata (which would itself be tested) and thus rendered. I'd probably suggest text rather than logos.
Would it be helpful to add some type of metadata or OSI stamp to the licenses? The list of licenses from https://spdx.org/licenses/ or https://opensource.org/licenses/alphabetical have columns to provide each license some means of showing it was OSI Approved. This is a helpful piece of information when looking at a license.
Quick mockups:
It seems that the trademark allows for noncommercial/community websites to use it.
Note: Could additionally do a similar badge or other metadata for the FSF license list which is also on many lists as a column.
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