We are looking for a logo for Enigmail!
If you have creative skills and think that you could create an interesting and distinctive logo for Enigmail, please go ahead and post your design to this thread.
The competition will remain open until February 2006 at which point we will ask for votes from all forum members to decide on a winner.
Enigmail Logo Contest
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Enigmail Logo Contest
by olav » 14th Nov 2005 21:06
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by Adam » 12th Dec 2005 16:11
Can I just add a suggestion:
Why not come up with a small banner to be placed on Enigmail user's websites. The "SpreadFirefox" equivalent for enigmail. Might help drum up some interest in Enigmail and email security in general. There could be a "Spread Enigmail" landing page giving basic benefits and providing links to the main download page - what do you think?
I'd be happy to try and come up with a single webpage for this if anyone thinks it's a good idea?
Why not come up with a small banner to be placed on Enigmail user's websites. The "SpreadFirefox" equivalent for enigmail. Might help drum up some interest in Enigmail and email security in general. There could be a "Spread Enigmail" landing page giving basic benefits and providing links to the main download page - what do you think?
I'd be happy to try and come up with a single webpage for this if anyone thinks it's a good idea?
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OpenPGP Key ID 0x37858A47
OpenPGP Key ID 0x37858A47
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by Adam » 12th Dec 2005 21:40
Ok, PLEASE don't take this as being the finished article! I spent 15 mins knocking this up:
http://uk.geocities.com/adg_84/enigmail/index.html
The basic idea behind it is that it's a non-technical piece to draw some intrest to email encryption and signing. There are the most asked encryption-related questions in there (like Why should I encrypt my email etc) and I've also included links to plugins for other mail clients like eudora and so on.
To state again, this is NOT a finished version, but I'm looking for comments on the content / style and the general idea behind it.
"Ignite Enigmail" - cheesy I know. Spur of the moment thing
This can always change.
There will still be logos added to it (depending on the outcome of the logo contest) and I can always change the site colours to suit the logo. It's not exactly spreadfirefox, but I hope you understand the purpose behind the idea. It's not an Enigmail homepage replacement by any means!!!
http://uk.geocities.com/adg_84/enigmail/index.html
The basic idea behind it is that it's a non-technical piece to draw some intrest to email encryption and signing. There are the most asked encryption-related questions in there (like Why should I encrypt my email etc) and I've also included links to plugins for other mail clients like eudora and so on.
To state again, this is NOT a finished version, but I'm looking for comments on the content / style and the general idea behind it.
"Ignite Enigmail" - cheesy I know. Spur of the moment thing
This can always change.
There will still be logos added to it (depending on the outcome of the logo contest) and I can always change the site colours to suit the logo. It's not exactly spreadfirefox, but I hope you understand the purpose behind the idea. It's not an Enigmail homepage replacement by any means!!!
Mozilla Thunderbird 2.0, Enigmail 0.95.5, GnuPG 1.4.8-MobilityEmail
OpenPGP Key ID 0x37858A47
OpenPGP Key ID 0x37858A47
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by Saber_Rider » 12th Dec 2005 22:47
Looks good at first glance.
For the Logo, I think the "FF-like comic-style" would be more fitting than the one you have there. But that is just my 2cents, so.
For the Logo, I think the "FF-like comic-style" would be more fitting than the one you have there. But that is just my 2cents, so.
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by barry » 12th Dec 2005 22:54
As a first shot in 15 minutes it's impressive! I wish I could knock stuff up that quickly.
A gotcha:
Should be "email encryption plugin for Mozilla Thunderbird"
I like the idea of a site aimed at spreading the word on Enigmail in the same way that SpreadFirefox does.
A gotcha:
Welcome to “Ignite Enigmail” - the community distribution site for the Enigmail email encryption plugin for Mozilla Firefox.
Should be "email encryption plugin for Mozilla Thunderbird"
I like the idea of a site aimed at spreading the word on Enigmail in the same way that SpreadFirefox does.
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by Adam » 12th Dec 2005 23:15
Ok, removed all text relating to Firefox - I actually had it in there twice!
Makes you wonder though... Why do they use the same file extension for a Firefox and Thunderbird extension?
Not that that's any excuse for my dumbassness!
Makes you wonder though... Why do they use the same file extension for a Firefox and Thunderbird extension?
Not that that's any excuse for my dumbassness!
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by Sparx » 13th Dec 2005 08:42
I haven't spent time on this - just an off-hand couple of images created by two of the available logo creators:
NOVA:
Mirror:
NOVA:
Mirror:
Regards,
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