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语言: English
erinja (显示个人资料) 2007年1月16日上午11:47:38
Recently I have been working on building an online store for lernu! t-shirts and other merchandise (mugs? mousepads? anything!). This is intended to fulfill the demand for lernu! shirts, until the person in Europe who handles shirts is able to get another batch printed.
So I'm asking you, the users - what kinds of products are you interested in seeing at the store? What kinds of designs are you interested in seeing on the products?
Click below to see the different products available for adding designs:
http://www.cafepress.com/cp/customize/
What kinds of designs are you interested in having on a shirt? The lernu! logo? Zam? Maz the cat? The evil Zamaĉo? Some clever saying in Esperanto? "Ridetu kaj lernu!", like these: Lernu! advertising posters ?
Let me know your ideas; we will be able to have multiple designs, so it's ok if not everyone agrees.
nw2394 (显示个人资料) 2007年1月17日上午12:32:16
waxle:On the back- Zamenhof in greyscale (in lines/dots, like an engraving, or as pictures seen in a Victorian newspaper) with thought bubbles, containing the phrase "Ne estus sekreta lingvo se vi nur LERNUS!"Yeah, mi ŝatas tiun ideon.
Not so sure I like green star on its own. Call me old fashioned if you like, but I find it reminiscent of the stars the Jews had to wear. I don't mind the star when it is in the context of the E-o flag..
Nick
nw2394 (显示个人资料) 2007年1月17日上午2:40:01
waxle:In every picture I've ever seen of him, Zamenhof is wearing a small green star on his lapel.Yeah, I dare say. But he lived before the holocaust.
Anyway, it is an association that I make. Maybe others don't. I just wouldn't be seen dead wearing a simple star as a sign of belonging to any group. If others would, fine.
In any case, I like the flag.
Nick
RiotNrrd (显示个人资料) 2007年1月17日上午3:42:02
nw2394:Not so sure I like green star on its own.Actually, the description didn't put the green star on its own. It put it over the word Esperanto.
I personally don't see a large yellow six pointed star (I suppose with the word "Juden" in the middle), and a small green five pointed star (over the word "Esperanto") as really being terribly similar designs, aside from their both superficially being stars. But that's just me.
Not trying to argue with you here. Tastes differ. But I just don't see ANY tie in with the holocaust in the description of the design as given.
paulogeyer (显示个人资料) 2007年1月17日上午5:54:19
why we are talking in english?
