That's a really obvious thing. Did you guys proofread? It's the little slips that make people doubt an organization i.e. "if they missed this tiny detail, then how will they perform on the big things?"
I don't mean to be a jerk. Best of luck with your event and everything, but if you're going to plan a 12 week hack vacation for people, then details matter.
Agreed, and it's pretty dumb. Then again, we weren't aiming for big exposure like this. Also, both of the people involved in this are not native English speakers, can I put that up for a valid excuse? :P
That's what happens when you design a site at 4am in the morning. But otherwise, we have performed on big things here before so no worries. already corrected the typo :-)
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You spelled "hackathon" wrong in the title.
EDIT: unless it's meant to convey that you "hack a ton" but I'm really not so sure...
ouch! Correcting asap :)
EDIT: if only I could get a hold of the guy who has the logo source..
If you're still unable to get a hold of the source, maybe this would help: http://i.imgur.com/u2nVg.png
I just moved around the pixels in the .png. Working off the native file would probably produce a nicer result.
Cheers!
It's fixed already, together with a few other small changes
That's a really obvious thing. Did you guys proofread? It's the little slips that make people doubt an organization i.e. "if they missed this tiny detail, then how will they perform on the big things?"
I don't mean to be a jerk. Best of luck with your event and everything, but if you're going to plan a 12 week hack vacation for people, then details matter.
Agreed, and it's pretty dumb. Then again, we weren't aiming for big exposure like this. Also, both of the people involved in this are not native English speakers, can I put that up for a valid excuse? :P
That's what happens when you design a site at 4am in the morning. But otherwise, we have performed on big things here before so no worries. already corrected the typo :-)
Fixed