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[Alfredo Hernández <aldomann.designs@xxxxxxxxx>]

That's the idea. It may suffer some little polishing, but the basic shape
is there.

By now we can use without problems the current FULL logo (i.e., just the
roundel is wrong). As soon as we have a definite design, we will
immediately gain more freedom in the ways we can use the logo.

On 8 December 2014 at 16:08, Patrik Bubák <bubapa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

>  Alfredo,
>
> you've mentioned, that you've been working on the visual identity and that
> this is a problematic the team has been puzzling about for some time now.
> It's probably best if we sort this out.
>
> My opinion is what you did is a great idea that can be used as is. Adding
> too much to it would do no good. A logo should be simple. Also the story
> behind it is very authentic, hence placing it instead of the current GNOME
> foot, would be a good idea.
>
> I am bringing this up after your recent message to Keith and the rest of
> the team should he want a banner or any other ad material to be published
> it's always better to have a flag added to represent us and the GNOME logo
> should due to limitations no longer be used as part of our identity.
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