Hello all,

I hope my comment doesn't count as an influx ;-)

I think it's sensible to have co-branding where possible. We do need to promote ourselves as a chapter as much as the projects, in some ways. 

The mugs that David mentioned (we still have some left if anyone would like one!) are a really good example of this.

Thanks,

Stevie

On 27 July 2012 13:59, David Gerard <dgerard@gmail.com> wrote:
On 27 July 2012 13:57, HJ Mitchell <hjmitchell@ymail.com> wrote:

> Without wishing to prompt an influx of comments about visual identity etc, I
> think we should be wary of promoting the chapter (not just with merchandise)
> over the projects which the chapter exists to support.
> Wikipedia is a much more recognisable brand and the largest and most
> successful project WMUK supports and thus (imo) makes for the most desirable
> and attention-grabbing merchandise.


We should consider that this isn't merchandise for sale, but giveaway
swag - chapters can't sell merchandise (yet), just give it away. (Go
visit WMUK and get away without a coffee mug.)


- d.

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