> Sorry dude, but it looks like a hairdryer! I'm afraid you have a point :-/ .
> I think that the current logo is fine. Much more professional than the old > image. Yes, it is a MUCH more professional rendering than the old image, and it leaves a MUCH better first impression of the homepage. That said, and conceding that the first impression is positive, I don't see how it represents Python. More to the point, the longer I look at it the less I like it, and I would NOT wear it on a T-shirt. > The + formation is positive enough, and it has a yin-yang > feel to it which to me conjures up the image of balance, not > divisiveness. Both the cross and the yin-yang have religious associations, which will be positive for some and negative for others but will certainly be unrepresentative of what Python is. This would be a great logo for Taoist Christians, if such a group exists. How is Python about "balance"? It is about abstraction, composition, the whole greater than the parts, yes, but there's nothing there that really draws on duality. So the whole two-ness of the thing is one of the parts that disturbs me. mt -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
