I never really get the importance of a logo. From what I understand, we are not going to be 'marketing' flex anymore but plain and simple drive it through word of mouth. So in my humble opinion, we should let the logo be and work towards making flex survivable and viable for future investment (of mainly time).
P.S. In Tamil (my native tongue - An Indian language) there is a saying which roughly translates to 'for every mother, their child is the most beautiful' if people here are ones who really love flex as opposed to afraid their jobs might disappear if flex dies, we will survive. My favorite site for any language I've ever seen is perlmonks.org. That is what I want flex to become. Thanks Avinash Y On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 2:49 PM, James Ong <yanlile...@gmail.com> wrote: > Ok, I shall said even black font of Microsoft look very common, no one > knew Windows could be so successful. The talent and community is the > driving force behind every companies and technology. > > On the other side, I think it look similar to Alternativa ain't it? Haha. > http://alternativaplatform.com/en/ > > > On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 5:09 PM, John Fletcher <fletch...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > 2012/1/24 Remi P <rpatr...@gmail.com> > > > >> Just to say that I do not agree with the idea that #49 includes > something > >> negative, I think just the opposite > >> > > > > Clearly, some people initially see something negative such as a fallen > > "F", and some don't. However think about all those people that are so > keen > > to put down Flex and suggest it is dead. Even if only 20% of them see it, > > can you imagine the impact of 20% of people writing about this on the > > internet? And rest assured, people that want Flex to fall will certainly > > "see it" as soon as it is pointed out to them and then will have the > > subject for their next blog post, too... > > > > John >
