Hi folks, Been following along with interest.
I find "digital commons" a bit obscure, and not evocative of free culture or even FLOSS. (And is culture digital, just because the files are stored on computers?) I think "funding free culture—together" works well. (I may be biased as I've been using #FundFreeCulture as a Twitter hashtag for some time now). Otherwise, I think "shareable" is good, but perhaps not with "commons", since that seems like a tautology. -- Thinking about some other slogans, perhaps we're being too didactic? Most slogans don't seem to be used to explain the goods/services that they're advertising, but just to evoke a particular sentiment or emotion. Maybe just a line about freedom, or sharing, or cooperation would actually serve well as a slogan. But then, people "get" KFC or Pepsi much more intuitively than they do snowdrift.coop. Just some thoughts from an interested observer, Chris *Chris Sakkas**Admin of the FOSsil Bank wiki <http://fossilbank.wikidot.com/> and the Living Libre blog <http://www.livinglibre.com> and Twitter feed <https://twitter.com/#%21/living_libre>.*
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