Re: A logo for the Python language

"James Logajan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "Brandon J. Van Every" wrote:
> > To wit, we have come up with the following logo for Python:
> > http://pythonology.org/logos
>
> Hmmm. The other moderators already know what the "current"
> logo looks like, since they likely double-click on one everytime
> they fire-up the moderation software.

Ah, that's what he's talking about.  *laugh*  Ok, ok, now I'm up to speed.
:-)

> Reminds me of the oroborous symbol - deliberately I assume?

It reminds me of that snake in the Disney animal cartoon about Robin Hood.
The snake that was the advisor to the evil cowardy king.

I wouldn't really get all worked up about this logo.  It's fine.  I guess if
I were to change it, I would make it less like a Disney character and more
as if the snake is made out of light, lasers, or such.  Perhaps a Tron
snake.  And have it lunge at you when you click on it ... or wrap itself
around your cursor, squeeze it, and then eat it.  *laugh*

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