No kidding stares, I should have thought of that. I just made it now, so I'll pull it down from my site and pend for approval to use it publicly. Since we're on a new page, I'll just pop it up again.

;P artwork. I can understand the WCG owners but you're too precautious if you think need my statement. Yeah sure: "I Alain Bryden herby allow and encourage anyone to use ma banner thingy." Thanks for the compliment stares ;)

Stares do you think I should put this up in a new topic to better catch the attention of a mod or do you expect they'll pop around here sooner or later?

*Edit* Grammar was terrible.

What an interesting banner.

But I suspect that a lawyer would have to draw up a policy regulating trade mark usage before anyone official would want to make a statement allowing the use of the trade mark chevron. And that is IF the policy allowed it. After all, there are 2 types of lawyers: the type who tell you what you can't do and the type who tell you how to do what you want to do.

Can you come up with a banner that substitutes a cloudy globe for the chevrons? Well, any globe would do. It's just that most of the globes on the Internet zoom in on North America, which seems unnecessary and even irritating.

Then all sorts of variations could be tried:
Join The
World Community Grid
Enlist Your Computer in the Service of Humanity
or
The World Needs Your Computer!
etc.

Lawrence

I have an idea. Lets start an international "Beer Celebration Day" with sign up over the WCG. This is something a large number of people can get behind or under as the case may be. Let's make it 21 May 2005, This will give us time to spread the word to our friends and families. I plan to be in a pub somewhere in Europe at that time sampling the local liquid cusinine.