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Hey, computer!

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(Beep)

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What is a logo?

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A logo is a graphic mark,
emblem, or symbol

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used to aid and promote
public identification and recognition.

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The Wikimedia movement uses many logos,

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and those logos have evolved over time.

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These days, people ask computers
questions with their voices

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and major search engines
that serve the public

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query Wikimedia projects to do this.

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Unfortunately,

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the public does not always know
that this knowledge comes from Wikimedia.

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Hey computer!

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What are logos used for again?

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Used to aid and promote
public identification and recognition.

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So the Wikimedia Foundation
is holding a discussion

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to explore the possibility of developing
and designing a sound logo for Wikimedia.

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This exploration is public
and hosted here:

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https://w.wiki/4RNZ

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Add your voice to the conversation