I think the logo will be used to identify products that use "MIDI" and "the Web", and for that I would be inclined to suggest both words be in the logo. It might be possible to say those things using images instead of words, but personally I don't think Midiappy succeeds at that, because the only "MIDI" in the image is his (her?) tiny hands, which is not obvious. - TW I'd mentioned that before. Personally, I love Midiappy as Web MIDI mascot (he's one of the few stickers on my laptop) - however, as a logo to be incorporated into software, he doesn't work as well. Logos for support typically need to be unobtrusive, work in black and white, and be scalable down to a small size but still recognizable - like the MIDI logo itself. On Tue, Apr 14, 2015 at 6:44 AM, Naomi Yoshizawa <naomi@w3.org <mailto:naomi@w3.org> > wrote: FYI in addition, a specialist of Web MIDI in Japan has created the character called "MIDIappy" 2 years ago. He is quite respected from Web developers and the industry.
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