Re: Logo Contest
Zackary Deems <[email protected]> Wed, 02 Jun 2004 18:54:35 -0400
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The original voting was restricted for the dev team. As you might guess from the email, it was less conclusive than I had hoped. We may end up putting the poll up for the community, so they can be the deciding factor, but that has yet to be determined. Derek Croxton wrote: >Zackary Deems <[email protected]> writes: > > > >>Well.. I need your help at this point. 8 people voted on a selection >>of 19 different graphics. >>The 'winner' at this point received 3 votes. As easy as it would be to >>simply declare that graphic the winner (especially since its the one I >>like best), I'm not comfortable making the decision to use that when >>much less than a majority of us have said we like it. >> >>Our logo is what people will associate with us. When they see it, they >>will think of Ark. That means it needs to be an image we can all stand >>behind. So.. what should we do? Shall we choose the top two vote >>receiving graphics and vote again? Shall we just use the one with the >>most votes already? >> >>If I don't get any feedback on this.. I'll make a decision, but I want >>to give everyone an opportunity to voice their opinion. >> >>Z >> >> >> >> >> > > >Okay, I'm probably being an idiot, but where are the designs? I found the >contest announcement, but I haven't been able to find a link to the logos >submitted, nor to anything about voting. > >I would have submitted a design, but I didn't get the announcement until the May >17th mailing, and I didn't have time to do it after that. I feel strongly that >ArkLinux should be a penguin in an ark (a la Noah). That's what I thought of >when I first saw the name "ArkLinux," and that's what I assumed the developers >meant it to be: a rescue for those lost in the flood of Linux. I love Linux >and have devoted many hours to learning it, but I still spend a lot of time >confused because I can't figure out how to do something. ArkLinux is the best >I've found at minimizing my confusion. None of the logos I have seen (by >looking at individual posts on this newsgroup) have had any references to the >word "ark," which is okay, but I think it would be better if the logo and the >name were related. > > > > > >