Comments for musingT http://musingt.com Wed, 04 Aug 2010 14:53:51 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on The Mozilla Summit 2010 Visual Identity by Ned Schwartz http://musingt.com/?p=317&cpage=1#comment-23926 Ned Schwartz Wed, 04 Aug 2010 14:53:51 +0000 http://musingt.com/?p=317#comment-23926 The colourful characters did such a good job of communicating the fun spirit of the summit. My favourite part of a great week! The colourful characters did such a good job of communicating the fun spirit of the summit. My favourite part of a great week!

]]> Comment on 1,000,000 Firefox Fans, and Growing by Nimalas Video Review http://musingt.com/?p=274&cpage=1#comment-23546 Nimalas Video Review Thu, 29 Jul 2010 12:46:28 +0000 http://musingt.com/?p=274#comment-23546 It is almost at 2 million now. Just 300K more. It is almost at 2 million now. Just 300K more.

]]> Comment on Visualizing the Firefox Community on Twitter by Commonsense Twitter http://musingt.com/?p=208&cpage=1#comment-22908 Commonsense Twitter Sun, 18 Jul 2010 18:22:21 +0000 http://musingt.com/?p=208#comment-22908 I like the social collider, twitter vision, and the tweet wheel. If the visualization could look something like a combination of these I think it will be a winner. I like the social collider, twitter vision, and the tweet wheel. If the visualization could look something like a combination of these I think it will be a winner.

]]> Comment on The Firefox Engagement Hub by Foreclosure Profit Finder http://musingt.com/?p=295&cpage=1#comment-22900 Foreclosure Profit Finder Sun, 18 Jul 2010 14:54:01 +0000 http://musingt.com/?p=295#comment-22900 The engagement hub is a great idea. I love the design of butterflies under water. I also am waiting for the twitter visualizations. The engagement hub is a great idea. I love the design of butterflies under water. I also am waiting for the twitter visualizations.

]]> Comment on The Mozilla Summit 2010 Visual Identity by NEURO VECTOR http://musingt.com/?p=317&cpage=1#comment-22838 NEURO VECTOR Sat, 17 Jul 2010 15:41:16 +0000 http://musingt.com/?p=317#comment-22838 I like it a lot. It's very creative. I like it a lot. It’s very creative.

]]> Comment on The Mozilla Summit 2010 Visual Identity by Maksudur Rahman http://musingt.com/?p=317&cpage=1#comment-22766 Maksudur Rahman Fri, 16 Jul 2010 06:32:12 +0000 http://musingt.com/?p=317#comment-22766 Obviously awesome. Obviously awesome.

]]> Comment on The Mozilla Summit 2010 Visual Identity by Robert Kaiser http://musingt.com/?p=317&cpage=1#comment-22740 Robert Kaiser Thu, 15 Jul 2010 19:38:06 +0000 http://musingt.com/?p=317#comment-22740 I'm sure it was an awesome event and the visual design looks really cool! Still, I disagree with the "leaderhship" part because I know a good number of community leaders that weren't there, actually. I’m sure it was an awesome event and the visual design looks really cool!

Still, I disagree with the “leaderhship” part because I know a good number of community leaders that weren’t there, actually.

]]> Comment on The Mozilla Summit 2010 Visual Identity by Gerv http://musingt.com/?p=317&cpage=1#comment-22616 Gerv Wed, 14 Jul 2010 00:15:26 +0000 http://musingt.com/?p=317#comment-22616 The visual design for the Summit was fantastic! However, not wanting to be the complaining guy, but: "The poster was created as a special artwork specific to this year’s Summit only." Can we please not do that next time? Presumably our rights to the artwork is defined entirely by the contract between us and the people who made it. It would be great if we could, in the future, pay them for their time (and so get the rights to the results), not for what is effectively a limited-use licence to their creations. Then, we can make what everyone has enjoyed free for them to enjoy some more. I just employed a wedding photographer who is happy to give us all rights to the photos she takes on the day, so there are enlightened creatives out there with a more progressive attitude to copyright and rights. Let's see if we can find some for Summit 2012 (yay!) :-) The visual design for the Summit was fantastic!

However, not wanting to be the complaining guy, but:

“The poster was created as a special artwork specific to this year’s Summit only.”

Can we please not do that next time? Presumably our rights to the artwork is defined entirely by the contract between us and the people who made it. It would be great if we could, in the future, pay them for their time (and so get the rights to the results), not for what is effectively a limited-use licence to their creations. Then, we can make what everyone has enjoyed free for them to enjoy some more.

I just employed a wedding photographer who is happy to give us all rights to the photos she takes on the day, so there are enlightened creatives out there with a more progressive attitude to copyright and rights. Let’s see if we can find some for Summit 2012 (yay!) :-)

]]> Comment on The Mozilla Summit 2010 Visual Identity by Steven Garrity http://musingt.com/?p=317&cpage=1#comment-22613 Steven Garrity Tue, 13 Jul 2010 23:33:23 +0000 http://musingt.com/?p=317#comment-22613 Also, they raved: http://www.flickr.com/photos/madhava_work/4785257922/ Also, they raved: http://www.flickr.com/photos/madhava_work/4785257922/

]]> Comment on The Mozilla Summit 2010 Visual Identity by Paul Kim http://musingt.com/?p=317&cpage=1#comment-22612 Paul Kim Tue, 13 Jul 2010 22:54:46 +0000 http://musingt.com/?p=317#comment-22612 Bravo, Tara. Bravo, Tara.

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