Re: [jgroups-dev] Starting the logo design process for JGroups.

On Sep 29, 2010, at 4:13 PM, James Cobb wrote:

> Hello Everyone,
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> I'm James Cobb and I lead the visual design team for the JBoss Community website (jboss.org). My team's charter is to support the JBoss projects with their branding and user experience needs. You can look on jboss.org to see a good sampling of our team's efforts. We strive to help projects visually define and distinguish themselves in the greater open source community.
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> Where am I going with this? I've spoken with Bela about designing branding for JGroups. We want to open this process up and work the JGroups community to help develop a logo that really represents the project and the community behind it. 
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> So, we know the logo needs to represent group communications, sending messages multiple members (a cluster). We also know what sets JGroups apart is the philosophy of Reliable communications. The message is sent once, nothing gets dropped and it arrives in order.
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> I'd like to hear from you to help generate ideas for the team to expand upon. What are your ideas? What sort of things would best represent JGroups? What visual metaphor comes to mind for YOU? A megaphone? A seed spreader? A pink fuzzy bunny in slippers? (ok, that last one was a joke) :) 

Does the image of Bela in funny bunny slippers count? LOL!!!

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> Let's here it!
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> Thank you,
> James
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