Hello,
[I'm not a subscriber of that list: it is not enlisted as "public"
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[I'm also not a Fellowship: I sorry but €60 a year is quite a large
amount: €30 would be
accessible to almost anyone, as ~ one month of Internet connection]
here is a modified version of "Plussy".
Its design will obviously not allow for small prints.
A problem with original Plussy is that it is very similar to drugstore
(pharmacy?) French
standard logo, only differs by "legs" (pharmacy logo is a green cross,
most often displayed
as 5 squares).
So, I just left up for the vertical spacers dimension the "arms squares"
to make it more
an human and disabuse the "green cross", but left as most as possible
the general
shape looks like "plus" sign (don't know if success).
Then I red for the details of European concil discussions program, which
on same days
has bio-piracy and "unified patents" (with a problem left as "complete
mechanism running
on a computer" is not allowed to be patended /but/ involving forces of
the nature together
is).
It's quite a long I advocacy on all that as a "global problem".
So I have been trying also to formalize that on the logo.
Also, the ACGT letter sequence is not (bio)hazard, and will appeal
French speakers especially
if they are specialized in SMS sub-language (assez jet\'e) :)
CODE is almost international,
Anyone who play with letters will also read GADGET.
The octal ASCII representation of ACGT is really optional, I first typed
101010 , which is also cool you are fond of D.Adams (also squares are 42
millimeters large :)
2
which makes whole 13 centimeters :)
There are also sample long (would cover an entire t-shirt if
left-printed reduced) advocacy texts.
English version needs review.
* Important:
* I'm unsure of original author (Benjamin Kirschner?) of "Plussy" nor
the CC-By-SA licence
(so I used CC-By-SA/3.0), nor the year of release for Copyright.
* I added a moral restriction in order to wipe my name from references
if misused,
and extended it to the original author "with he's prior advice".
Best regards,
TSFH