- From: Linss, Peter <peter.linss@hp.com>
- Date: Sat, 14 Dec 2013 21:47:58 +0000
- To: Doug Schepers <schepers@w3.org>
- CC: logo <public-logo-design@w3.org>
WFM On Dec 14, 2013, at 1:16 PM, "Doug Schepers" <schepers@w3.org> wrote: > Dang it! > > How about this: > [[ > Hi, folks– > > W3C has been discussing how its technologies are used and perceived, as well as how they are talked about by the wider community. > > We want to help reinforce the positive messages about CSS, and to reflect these ideas and impressions about CSS in our branding strategy. > > If you are interested in giving feedback, we've prepared a short poll to some specific questions. All questions are optional, so please provide all the feedback you feel is helpful. Anyone is welcome to answer this poll [1]. The poll closes at the end of December. > > [1] https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/1/cssbranding/ > > Thanks! > Doug Schepers, W3C Developer Relations > Peter Linss, CSS WG Co-Chair > ]] > > Regards- > -Doug > > On 12/14/13 3:32 PM, Peter Linss wrote: >> I think using a poll would provide a reasonable filter so publishing >> it widely would be fine by me. My primary concern of opening the logo >> discussion to www-style was be the thrash of a potential thread >> there, which could go on for a long time. >> >> I'm ok with either you (Doug) or myself sending the message, if you >> want to send it but add my signature that would be fine too (to show >> that this has the support of both W3C at large and the CSSWG). There >> does appear to be an unfinished sentence in your proposed text below >> though, "especially in providing a keyword in"...? >> >> Peter >> >> On Dec 13, 2013, at 1:21 PM, Doug Schepers <schepers@w3.org> wrote: >> >>> Hi, folks– >>> >>> I got some more feedback from Michael Nieling; I based the poll on >>> OcuPop's questionnaire, but he thought I could strip it down. >>> >>> So, here's the new proposal, based on all current feedback. >>> >>> I'd like to send this today or tomorrow, so if you have thoughts, >>> please share them by EOD. >>> >>> Email: [[ Hi, folks– >>> >>> W3C has been discussing how its technologies are used and >>> perceived, as well as how they are talked about by the wider >>> community. >>> >>> We want to help reinforce the positive messages about CSS, and to >>> reflect these ideas and impressions about CSS in our branding >>> strategy. >>> >>> If you are interested in giving feedback, especially in providing a >>> keyword in >>> >>> We've prepared a short poll to some specific questions. All >>> questions are optional, so please provide all the feedback you feel >>> is helpful. Anyone is welcome to answer this poll [1]. The poll >>> closes at the end of December. >>> >>> [1] https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/1/cssbranding/ >>> >>> Thanks! (-Doug Schepers W3C Developer Relations -or- Whoever should >>> send this message, maybe Peter as CSS WG chair?) ]] >>> >>> >>> Poll [1]: [[ 1. CSS Branding >>> >>> W3C is exploring the idea of doing some CSS branding for help in >>> community building and a clearer, stronger CSS identity. We're >>> interested in how you see CSS now and in how we can reinforce that >>> idea going forward. >>> >>> 2. Who are the key stakeholders? Who would benefit most from a CSS >>> branding effort (e.g. graphics, messaging, etc.)? (For example: >>> designers, developers, CSS evangelists, organizations that make >>> CSS-based products, and so on.) >>> >>> 3. How should the audience react? Which emotions do we hope to >>> evoke from our audience? Should consumers feel happy, excited, >>> confident, impressed, unique, in-on-a-joke, etc? >>> >>> 4. What action do we want the audience to do? What is our desired >>> next step for our audience after seeing our CSS branding? What >>> should they do? Learn CSS, teach a friend, talk about it publicly, >>> promote it, associate themselves with it, participate in the CSS WG >>> discussions, etc? >>> >>> 5. Single CSS Keyword If you had to distill our message about CSS >>> into one key concept - and for this exercise you do - what is that >>> concept? What resonates with your audience? Speed, Power, New, >>> Different, Solid, Simple, Timeless, Fun? ]] >>> >>> [1] https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/1/cssbranding/ >>> >>> >>> >>> Regards- -Doug > >
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