Why talk about pushing? I can understand Red Hat wanting to protect its name. From everything I've read there is nothing preventing you from selling a Red Hat distribution under your own name and stating that it is based on a Red Hat distribution. You just can't call your version "Red Hat". Call it Blue Stocking Linux, based on Red Hat's 6.0 distribution.
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Why talk about pushing? I can understand Red Hat wanting to protect its name. From everything I've read there is nothing preventing you from selling a Red Hat distribution under your own name and stating that it is based on a Red Hat distribution. You just can't call your version "Red Hat". Call it Blue Stocking Linux, based on Red Hat's 6.0 distribution.