[Wikipedia-l] 300,000 is a much better milestone

[Daniel Mayer]

Delirium wrote:
>Daniel Mayer wrote:
>>... each project needs to have its own very 
>>distinct logo so that each project can be instantly 
>>recognizable when readers are using interproject links. 
>>Readers need to know very fast where they are. 
>  
>If this is the case, then I think we need to come up with yet 
>another logo for the overarching Wikipedia project, that'd be 
>suitable for using on press releases and such (since picking 
>any one language's logo is likely to be unpopular with the 
>others, and using them all is likely to be infeasible). 

OK, I obviously wasn't clear enough: I specifically said interproject links 
/not/ interlanguage links. Each project should have its own logo (we are 
developing one for Wikipedia right now); Wikipedia needs its own, Wiktionary 
does too, so does Wikiquote and let's not forget Wikibooks. Those project 
logos should be internationalized enough so that they are usable by all 
language versions within the same project. 

The translated interface tells the user instantly which language version they 
are in. 

-- Daniel Mayer (aka mav)