On 09/09/09 11:07, Jason Axelson wrote:
>
> On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 2:39 PM, John Beckett<johnb.beck...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> We want these T-shirt to be awesome, so we need your help. We'd like
>> to see some suggestions on what kind of T-shirts you'd like. So far the
>> most interesting suggestion we've seen is to make a vim "cheaTshirt",
>> with an inverted cheat-sheet printed on the front, so it can be read
>> by the proud wearer while hacking away. It could even glow in the
>> dark (we have fluorescent yellow ink!).
>>
>
> I'd also like to voice my support for something more plain, mostly
> just a logo and something else. Preferably the something else should
> be a bit mysterious. I like the :wq idea on the back of the shirt.
>
> Jason
Sorry about the delay: I seem to be very slow about getting up-to-date
in email reading (but as you see, Vim lists haven't -yet- be pushed out
to the "4th Thursday of the week if it happens in a blue moon" pile).
Me too I favour something simple, probably based on the Vim logo. To go
with it, I had thought about the famous (well, among Vimmers) sentence
"It doesn't include everything but the kitchen sink, but you can clean
yours with it", but on second thought it is probably not viable because
of trademark conflicts. It could even be seen as advertising Unilever
(or whatever) rather than my favourite text editor.
Best regards,
Tony.
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