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>>Tomte+(OP)
The green cross is generally the recommended alternative.

Note that this isn't normal copyright, the red cross is protected under the Geneva Conventions

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emblems_of_the_International_R...

>>bingid+g4
A green cross definitely means marijuana dispensary to my eyes. Is it actually used elsewhere?

>>xvedej+E4
I've seen green crosses used to signify healing in video games enough times that I wouldn't question it.

>>xboxno+Df
I always saw it as green 'plus signs', as in your health (or hit points) are increasing.

I've literally used them when developing a video game before, and that's what I was thinking as I implemented them.

I've also used the red cross when making a game before without even thinking about a possible trademark or protection, it was already a generic symbol to me. Come to think of it, I just used it again in the art for a board game I was making. I guess I should change it, but I'm not sure to what (I guess a green cross?).