I think many in the open source movement are opposed to gifs for some
intellectual property reasons. I'm pretty ambivalent on the issue,
myself, but I also think we can respect those opinions fairly easily.
--Jimbo
Michel Clasquin wrote:
On Tuesday 20 November 2001 03:40, you wrote:
I and a few other people have been thinking
lately that, while it
certainly has its quirky charm, the present Wikipedia logo isn't quite
right. For one thing, it would be a good idea to include the word
"Wikipedia" and possibly also the words "The Free Encyclopedia" as
part
of the logo.
Would anyone like to have a go at generating some new logo ideas?
How do you feel about animated GIFs?
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