Michael wrote:
> You wonder why no one takes you serious, with posts like this you only
> want to start a flame war and dont give a rats arse about the graphics.
Actually, it was a good question; just formulated in a slightly
inflammatory way.
Sometimes it helps to see beyond surface appearances. Or is it:
Sometimes people (i.e., you) deliberately avoid a topic to push their
own agenda (i.e., "jtk is bad"). Or is it: "can't see the forest for the
trees"?
JTK raises (on occasion) some critical questions that others haven't
thought of asking. It's often the naysayers and outsiders that keep the
flock from thoughtlessly marching over a cliff. It takes all kinds of
people. ;)
I personally do not really like the current stark and
communist/facist-like artwork. It's too industrial, too crass, not
refined, not aesthetic, drab colors, etc. Also, the text is too
one-sided. Too much "for the good of the code" and not enough "come join
our open source project and make the world a better place" (OK, a bit
cheesy, but I'm making a point here). I haven't seen ANY Mozilla banners
in my "travels" - maybe this is why!
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Regards,
Peter Lairo
