[MOBY-dev] [moby] BioMOBY powered logo?

[Mark Wilkinson]

Hi Pieter, 

The M(actg)BY logo here (http://biomoby.org/moby1.gif)  is the only logo
we really have.  There are some "powered-by" buttons, but they aren't
that spectacular.  There's a nice logo/button created by the Remora
group here (http://lipm-bioinfo.toulouse.inra.fr/remora/img/remora.png),
but since they use the M(actg)BY logo in their logo, I doubt that they
have a high-res version of it.

The M(actg)BY logo was created by a colleague of Paul Gordon's way back
in 2002... I don't know if the original file still exists, but I have
c.c.'d him on this response to bring it to his attention.  If not, then
all we have is that low-res version of the logo.

:-/

M




On Wed, 2006-07-26 at 11:57 +0200, Pieter Neerincx wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I'm making a poster for a project where we have used BioMOBY to make  
> webservices. I'd like to advertise how wonderfull the BioMOBY project  
> is on that poster, so I was wondering if there is an official  
> "powered by BioMOBY" logo or something like that... Too much text on  
> a poster doesn't sell the message, so I prefer a good logo and a  
> reference to to www.biomoby.org over a literature reference.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Pi
> 
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