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 ====== European Pirates logo selection process ======
-As agreed by the European pirate parties gathered at Warsaw, the six submitted logos that best comply with technical criteria have been selected by the commission of professional creatives. So that these six candidate logos will now be voted upon by the pirate party assemblies (or whatever decision procedure each party internally determines) to decide which one will be used by the organisation when it is founded.
+As agreed by the European pirate parties gathered at Warsaw, the six submitted logos that best comply with technical criteria have been selected by the committee of professional creatives. Below you can find the six logos with their scoring, their submitted corporate image manual, and some of the criticisms of the committee.
-Every founding ordinary member of the European Pirates will choose its three favourite logos, giving them 3, 2, and 1 points (and 0 to the other three). The points of all members will then be added and the European Pirates will adopt that with more points.
+On the following weeks, each founding ordinary member of the European Pirates will deliberate and choose its three favourite logos from these proposals, giving them 3, 2, and 1 points (and, thus, 0 to the other three). And the total points given to each proposal will then be added in the Founding Conference, where the European Pirates will adopt the proposal that obtained more points.
+IMPORTANT: **Please, do NOT use these logos.** First, the proposals belong to their authors, who may not necessarily want to release their rights. Second, using multiple logos is not good for branding. Third, it is unfair to the rest of the proposals to start using one of them before the votes are cast. And fourth, the winner logo will have to work with the four official names of the organisation: **European Pirates**, **PIRATES** (its abbreviation), **European Pirate Party**, and **PPEU** (its abbreviation) so, even if it's the winner, some of them may need further work before they can be used.
-Below you can find the six logos with their scoring, their submitted corporate image manual, and some of the criticisms of the commission:
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 | 4 points | {{ :logo:ppeu_logo_4_proposal.jpg?direct&200 |}} | {{:logo:ppeu_logo_4.zip| Manual }} | Minimalist in a positive way. Space for acronym does not allow many variations. \\ Does not add the idea of Europe to the original logo. Too plain. |
+Here you can find the [[ logo:regulation |call and regulations]] that were used for this selection process.