Alright, here is a link to a form so everyone can vote :
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1eL0AgKvoLyd9DVpzwG-mm2Uk82WdCjDrWSBP3MZpEFY/viewform?usp=send_form Jonathan mentioned the logo doesn't make him think about D. My interpretation of the logo is the following. It's three equal and intertwined pieces : - the 'three' parts represent Ds no compromise between convenience, modeling power and efficiency. If you put the logo aside those statements I think it's pretty obvious. - parts are the same, meaning the language is balanced properly with none of these properties outweighing the other ones. - parts are intertwined (at least in the logo I prefer), each design choice interacts nicely with the other ones. - it has D in it, although a bit hard to see I agree. - the logo looks sophisticated, which D is obviously. So I think it conveys some of the ideas behind D. Rust's logo emphasis security and strongness. Python's logo emphasis on flexibility and malleability. Java's logo emphasis on ... coffee breaks :) Anyways, feel free to provide some feedback in the form, let's see the outcome in one week. G
