On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 8:40 AM, Sebastian Spaeth <[email protected]>wrote:
> Tom wrote: > > The logo contest is over, no more submissions are allowed, and the > > voting phase has started. > > Wow, I just had a look at the logo submissions and I am totally awed by > the sheer number and the quality of some of the submissions. Independent > of the results a big thank you to everyone who contributed. > > Tom, is there a reason why the poll results are hidden? I know seeing > results can influence voting behavior, but seeing the barcharts grow is > part of the fun, isn't it :-)? > > I do like the hand-scribbled look of this SHR logo > http://jonkristian.no/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/shr_logo1_color.png > although it's a bit tough to vote on as it's one entry representing > about 10 different logo variants. > > spaetz > > > _______________________________________________ > jonkristian caused a lot of problems with his link instead of pictures, he made it dificult for me as well as I think people confused his with 2, i.e thought 2 is his and that 2 is 1. :| Just vote for him and if he'll win we'll sort it out. The poll is hidden because otherwise I'll have to show who voted for what (as far as I can tell, I couldn't see another option) and that's bad. furthermore, I don't want people to vote to what they believe will win, but to what they think is best, as the "winner" will not be selected blindly, I think choosing the logo with the influence of the voting is better (as we wrote in the wiki page, core team members have a veto). It's of course open for discussion, but I really think this is the way to go, treating the vote as another core team member (maybe as 3?). Ciao, Tom. -- Tom.
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