Hi again,

the OEM label vote stopped at the part of the thread where we started to discuss here principle goals and decisions for the marketing project.

As I told in my first mail the voting should close tonight - so everybody wanting to join (or change his/her voting) is asked to do so ASAP.

(I'll start counting tomorrow evening, so you'll have a few hours more...)

Some more comments below.

Bernhard Dippold wrote:

Hi list members,

in the art project we designed different proposals for OEM labels
that should be sticked on PCs delivered with OpenOffice.org.

To come to an "officially approved" label I'd like to ask you to
vote on these labels (otherwise the 4 or 5 active people at the art
project would decide on their own).

For visual identity reasons we should have only one official label,
so I ask you to have a look at this website and vote with "+1" for
the label you like most.

http://www.familie-dippold.de/OEM_label_vote.html


Label A: Logo on white background with solid light blue gulls.

Label B: Logo on blue gradient with white wire gulls.
(now with capitalized "Included")

Label C: Logo on blue gradient with black wire gulls, "Included"
will have to be produced as a hologram.

Label D: Logo on blue gradient with black wire gulls - shaded
"Included".

Due to some proposals from the list I added another page containing several versions of Label B:

http://www.familie-dippold.de/OEM_label_vote_B.html

I decided to use the capitalized version of "Included" as final one because

- even if the non-capitalized "included" can be read more easily by non native people (no mix-up between capitalized "I" and non-capitalized "l"), I see the whole phrase "OpenOffice.org Included" like a title - and therefore I learned in school to capitalize all the important words.

- a serif font for "Included" avoids mix-up too, but it breaks the togetherness between the logo and the additional line - you wouldn't think of both parts of it as a single title (and the two fonts don't really match from an artistic point of view)

- the modified gradient could be quite o.k. depending on the background (on black or silver the other one looks more precious). But with the broader blue part the logo and the wire gulls combine to some kind of unity I personally like very much. And as the artist I can decide ;-) (I could change my mind, if there are lots of oppositional opinions, but I didn't get any answers by now, so it seems not to be so important)

So please vote, if you haven't already done!

Best regards

Bernhard

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