CaT wrote: > On Sun, Sep 02, 2001 at 10:50:57PM -0400, jesus X wrote: > >>kang4321 wrote: >> >>>Yes they did and with other projects of government sanctioned 'Peoples' art >>>which was used to celebrate the values of work and patriotism and family. >>> >>>The use of it in Mozilla or other places can be considered a >>>deliberate association to communist or socialist ideals. >>>Overtones or allusions. >>>Art is not created in a vacuum and symbols do carry messages. >>> >>Or it could be considered to convey the idea that an open source >>project is truly a work of a community, meant to inspire people to >>see Mozilla as something they can be a part of and make their own. >> > > I always thought it was meant to symbolise a revolution and that made > sense to me. a propriatery company going open source with their main > product. revolutionary. :) > > I always thought of it as a red dinosaur. -bZj -- Brian Z Jones | down8 at yahoo dot com Mozilla 0.9.3 | Windows2000 Server SP2
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