On Thursday 20 October 2005 17:15, Herouth Maoz wrote:
> Quoting Man Gregory <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > This is her first attempt, to draw something on computer...
> > What came out, you can find here:http://www.savefile.com/files/8597183
> >
> > I am interesting in yours opinion.
> > What are you think, do we have to continue this work (make banners, draw
> > another pictures)?
>
> The idea of designing a sleek logo that looks nice and not like a pinguin
> someone drew a flag on, is a good idea.
>
> However, I have two problems with this picture.
>
> (a) It's not a logo, it's more "artwork", something you'd put in a flyer.
>
Right.
> (b) I don't want to be identified in any way shape or form with the image
> of a Haredi, Orthodox Jewish family. It contradicts my deepest values. I'm
> sure there are certain pictures that would draw the same reaction from
> religious members of the community. My point, anyway, is that Israeli and
> Jewish are not the same, and if you want to represent the idea of "Israeli
> Linux" you should stick to symbols that are Israeli, not Jewish. Yes, the
> star of David is shared by both, but if you want it to be Israeli, you
> really should have the complete flag. Or a Tembel hat. Or a falafel. They
> are anachronistic symbols, but they still say "Israeli". Head covers and
> peot certainly do not.
>
Agreed. However, while this artwork cannot be an official Israeli artwork, it
can be used to promote Linux in the Orthodox sector.
Regards,
Shlomi Fish
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