It's just a piece of concept art - a proposal for something. It's not being displayed on a Wikimedia site, and isn't purporting to be a Wikimedia logo - this is actually pretty much noted in the text of the article.

The only issue related to the Visual identity guidelines could be the use of derivatives, but I suspect that Deni will either have permission to display a derivative, or will be able to easily acquire it, given the nature of the work.

Of course, I may be completely wrong :)

Martin.

Casey Brown wrote:

Oh, and that logo really needs to be taken down, it doesn't fit our Visual guidelines: http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Visual_identity_guidelines http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Visual_identity_guidelines.

On 9/20/07, *symode09@hotmail.com mailto:symode09@hotmail.com* <symode09@hotmail.com mailto:symode09@hotmail.com> wrote:

Hey everyone!

Just thought I would update you about our fundraising projects. I
have been working with some other media students trying to throw
some sort of campaign together. We have been trying to think of
something which will get people's attention in an interesting way.
We have looked at methods of publicity from digg to animating Jimbo
but feared some bad feelings towards us - as they say "if you're
gonna be hated by Jimbo, you better have God on your side." One
thing that sandy brought up which we thought of was a button or
sticker which could be used for publicity or something ( continue
reading <http://www.loopaustralia.com/cpg/?p=9>)

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