[Rule-list] defending the crown
Martin Stricker
shugal at gmx.de
Mon Apr 8 01:45:40 EEST 2002
hairylarry at deltaboogie.com wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> With regards to the skinny tux with the crown logo the word ruler as
> in sovereign or king may not translate well into all languages.
> However the word rules (rulez) has become totally internationalised
> as in the phrase
>
> Linux rulez dood.
"Rulez" has a very negative connotation for me, it reminds me on
crackers and other evil people...
I like the matrioshka (russian doll) and the speeding turtle ideas more
than a skinny tux with a crown, but that's just my personal preference.
I'm not yet sure which of the two ideas I like most...
I hope Marco will perform a poll finally to determine which idea will
become the official RULE logo.
Best regards,
Martin Stricker
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