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thanks
I was amazed at the quality of web2.0 logos
I am really satisfied with my web2.0 logos
Thank you, voodoo :)
I'm not a native speaker, so it's not the easiest thing for me to write this hole thing down. The best I can do is to check the text above in MS WORD and see where are the "red waves" under the misspelled words. ( if firefox has missed something ).
I'll try to improve myself. Thank you for giving me this tip.
Interesting article but you might want to proof-read and spellcheck it.
having logo for your product is quite necessary for your company to have it's own trademark and emblem. Great article here.
Very good analysis. Printing is often less (or un-)important for Web2.0 businesses so gradients etc are less of an issue.
Im fan of two colors logos. Nice observation on "15 - rectangular backgrounds are the safety belt for bad designed word mark."
saludos.
You may find useful this article:
Digg, Wikipedia and the myth of Web 2.0 democracy
in order to understand the web 2.0 idea
I had a go at Web2.0-ifying my site. I reckon it looks better than it did in version 1.0(?) but I reckon most visitors will have to wait until 2.1 until it's adopted as a model in its own right.