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On Sun, Jan 04, 2004 at 12:15:36AM -0500, Robert G.Waycott wrote: |
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> I have been checking out the artwork that I've seen |
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> posted to the list lately, and it has been pretty good. I think there is a |
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> great need for consistency in any posters and other published visual goods |
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> meant for PR. This is, of course, the essence of public relations, right? |
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> That people ought to be able to look at something and say, "Yep, that's |
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> Gentoo." And this entails more than just slapping the Gentoo G on |
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> everything, doesn't it? Just to clarify my own intentions, my question was |
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> an inquiry on whether submissions/suggestions for PR materia are generally |
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> accepted/considered/encouraged--given that they are aligned with the Gentoo |
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> [PR] philosophy and media-specific standards. I hope that helps. |
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Consistency is indeed very important. If we would just sketch up dozens of |
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designs, they could very well be just placed in some artwork gallery without |
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further meaning. |
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The designs we are looking for are designs that show the world we are talking |
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about Gentoo and that Gentoo is a professional project/distribution. Not some |
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hacked up version based on RedHat like the majority of distributions. |
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Choices are good, but when it comes down to public relations and visibility, |
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we must make sure that it is consistent with one another. |
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This is not only true for designs but also other material (press maps, |
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presentations, website, ...). |
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To answer your question: of course submissions/suggestions are encouraged! |
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Wkr, |
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Sven Vermeulen |
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/ / Sven Vermeulen Gentoo Documentation & PR |
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/ / swift@g.o |
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/ / Goodnight Dana, may you find peace where you are now. |