[wplug-plan] Invalid Logo?

[zman at charlie.angst-inc.com]

>I don't see where the politics of exclusion comes into play here.  If
>we asked someone to compose a wplug theme, would we reject their
>submission because the tool they used to compes it was an electric
>keyboard instead of a Steinway piano?  Should I take down the logo
>voting system altogether since it doesn't use an open source 
>database?  (shoot, the version of the webserver it's running isn't
>open source either)
>
>We want a logo.  Let the folks who want to make us a logo use whatever
>tools they feel comfortable with.  If it's GIMP,  cool.  If it's
>photoshop Windows 2000ME.  cool.  We don't have to push our political
>agenda in everything we do.
>

I personally like this point of view + he's my friend + it's a decent logo.  As soon as he submitted it though I thought of the javajeff/tblug disaster.  To my knowledge he created a webpage for wplug in notepad or something and the group didn't want to use it because it was created in windows.  A logo may be different though.  Is that the case?

Zach
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