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# Our new logo
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<small>2022-01-28 | Collective</small>
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Pronouns.page started as a simple, tiny project – and its logo reflected that fact:
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it was just a generic icon of tags (representing pronouns and labels).
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But with more features, more traffic, more users, and more team members
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came new needs, new ideas, and the talent and skills necessary to make them come true.
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We needed a more distinctive logo for the project.
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And today we are very proud to present it! Look how awesome it looks! 😍
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![The new Pronouns.page logo: two letters “P”, one rotated 180 degrees, styled so that their vertical lines form a slash](/img-local/blog/new-logo.png)
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It was designed by [詩央 / Shio](/@shio_o). In a simple yet distinctive shape she managed to combine four important meanings:
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1. `( / )`, pronoun indicator, as in “Alex (they/them)” – to symbolise **pronouns**,
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2. ԀP – double P – stands for **P**ronouns.**P**age
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3. [中](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E4%B8%AD) – a Han character meaning center/middle
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(pronounced “zhōng” in Mandarin, “chuu” or “naka” in Japanese) –
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symbolising **neutrality** (as in: gender neutral language),
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4. 🔗 – a link symbol – representing **human connection**.
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Thanks to [Daniel/Kris](/@CtrlAltGr) we can also present the new logo and the idea behind it using a cool video:
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// (TODO) not the actual video, I just put it here to test embedding from peertube,
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replace the placeholder with the proper video once it's finished ;)
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{embed=//videos.trom.tf/videos/embed/90252742-5e91-4e2f-9de8-2907a21cdd81=67. Moderating the Fediverse}
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The new logo comes with an extra little feature:
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[Andrea](/@andrea) made sure that hovering your mouse over the logo in the header will reveal
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a flag related to a celebration from the [Queer Calendar](/calendar) on the current day.
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Hope y'all like it as much as we do 😉
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