Sorry guys my original message didn't go through, so here it is again.

I think if you are going to go with the word "got" it should be "Got Linux?". I 
also think something a little more clever could be developed. Maybe a dancing 
penguin? Maybe a YouTube campaign mocking the Apple Vs. Microsoft campaign by 
adding a 3rd person into the conversation? Maybe a call to action on not being 
a clone or not accepting the status quo? " Linux. Rise Above the Crowd". I 
thinlk a lot more brainstorming is required on this topic?

I also like the idea of using Tux. There have been some major movies using 
penguins Happy Feet and Surfs Up being the latest. I really think all of the 
elements are here we just need to put them together.




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Couple more thoughts. I do like "Got options?" as it uses a positive
"option" - you could also make a connection with an "issue" or "challenge"
word... not sure if positive or negatives are better, but perhaps just
another way to frame the ideation discussion.

"Got cornered?"
"Got stuck?"
"Got another plan?"
"Got a window of choice?"

Could also use "Need"...

"Need options?"
"Need a new vista?"
"Need a choice?"
"Need a change?"


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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 01/17/2008 03:18:40
PM:

> I agree, this is a good place to start.  Perhaps we should avoid the
> "Choice" word there to avoid the being construed as related to
> abortion... such a touchy topic.  So I like "Got options?"
>
> --Ken
>
> On Thu, 2008-01-17 at 10:23 -0800, Bryan, Shane wrote:
> > John Walicki wrote:
> > >                      Apple can spend $100M on their commercials, the
> > > LF isn't in a position to do that.  However, we can develop a message

> > > and promote it through the press/media.  Jim agreed to help us on
> > > that.  The industry consortium model aka "Got Milk?" is what we're
> > > after.  Instead of promoting a Ubuntu/SLED/Fedora/RedHat/Xandros/etc
> > > brand, we need a witty, catchy Linux Desktop message.
> >
> > Off the top of my head slogan ideas:
> >
> > "Got Choices?"
> > "Got Choice?"
> > "Got Options?"
> >
> > Or play off the AOL "You've Got Mail!" campaign:
> >
> > "You've Got Choices!"
> > "You've Got Options!"
> >
> > This lends itself to focusing on the key value of Linux as a choice,
not
> > just as a competitor to MS. It also allows ads to play up the fact that

> > there are choices of vendors available within the Linux world as well,
> > not just "Yet Another Monolithic OS" (YAMO) to be locked into.
> >
> > Just some random thoughts,
> >
> > Shane...
> >
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