On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 5:16 AM, Jeff Wheeler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Dec 1, 5:57 pm, "Gwern Branwen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> :( I disagree on both points - I actually like the current logo (it
>> has an elegant, oriental sort of feel). And I don't think setting up a
>> 'real' website has significant advantages for us; what does a real
>> website buy us that we couldn't have much cheaper just working in the
>> Haskell wiki? Not much.
>
> The current logo is okay for now, but (and this is very subjective) I
> don't feel that an "oriental" feels makes much sense for Yi. Other
> than the name, it really has nothing at all to do with oriental
> countries, and I think of the name as more of "vi" than a Chinese
> character. :) It also works poorly on the Mac dock, and can't take
> much change to get there, in my opinion. Overall, it's very
> subjective, but it comes off to me as a first-draft attempt and not as
> professional or clean as our wonderful editor.
>
> A wiki is great, but I suspect we might be able to integrate a cleaner
> design, more content (including documentation) in a wiki, release
> information, development info, and the blog all together into one site
> that might be more useful than a couple of pages on the Haskellwiki.
> Again, this is subjective, and I'll wait for JBP to weigh in, but I
> feel our own site, in the long run, could be useful.

I don't have strong opinions.

I like the logo (hey, it's my baby :), and there is some amount of
"branding" attached to it. e.g. If I can trust the HCAR, it will show on
the Ro/Haskell book cover (amazing :). So, I'd rather see an evolution
of it than a redesign. On the other hand I can see it's
lacking in terms of readability.

When it comes to the website: I don't
want to invest effort in it. Beside that, I'm neutral.

Also, for everyone, please add your issues to the tracker! They
might be forgotten otherwise. Also, please mark interest for issues
by "starring" them.

Cheers,
JP.

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