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    Colemak signatures

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    • From: Burnsville, Minnesota, USA
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    29-Jan-2008 17:42:36#1 Colemak signatures

    So, I got a little bored this morning, and so I took a couple of DreymaR's images and made a few banner sigs. All are released to public domain and you're free to use or modify them as you'd like.

    colemaksigze0.gif

    colemaksig3oe1.gif

    colemaksig2dg2.jpg

    colemaksig4uf7.jpg


    Enjoy!

    Last edited by SarahR (29-Jan-2008 17:43:17)
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    29-Jan-2008 17:45:20#2 Re: Colemak signatures

    Thanks Sarah..! I love the last one. =D

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    29-Jan-2008 17:54:11#3 Re: Colemak signatures

    /agree, that last in particular is very clever.

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    24-Oct-2008 18:36:09#4 Re: Colemak signatures

    Someone should make more of these fun things. It brightens the days.  :)

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    25-Oct-2008 20:57:49#5 Re: Colemak signatures

    colemakbannerhi8.png

    I've added my own slant to SarahR's excellent slogan.

    Last edited by simonh (25-Oct-2008 21:24:55)

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    25-Oct-2008 22:35:53#6 Re: Colemak signatures

    I suggest a little correction:
    "Using a 19 century typewriter? QWERTY was made for you."

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    26-Oct-2008 00:43:22#7 Re: Colemak signatures

    That'd be more correct (and more importantly, more sarcastic!), but not really necessary. Less is more in the world of slogans.

    The image and the knowledge that QWERTY is that old (if the recipient knows it...) will suffice.

    Simonh: Nice work.

    Last edited by DreymaR (26-Oct-2008 00:44:42)

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    26-Oct-2008 04:16:32#8 Re: Colemak signatures

    I think Sarah's first two are the best in terms of advocacy.

    The "using a typewriter?" line is fun and sarcastic but I think most won't get it.

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    27-Oct-2008 10:25:29#9 Re: Colemak signatures

    How about just:
    Still using this?
       [image]
    QWERTY was made for you!
    https://colemak.com

    Here's an attempt of mine:

    ColemakTime_Color.png

    If anyone has a catchier phrase that fits the 7*3-key constraint, feel free to suggest!

    I just noticed how 'QWERTY' is on the top row while 'Colemak' is on the home row in that image (if you forgive the Enter key for posing as a Shift)! I find that amusing...  ;)

    Last edited by DreymaR (27-Oct-2008 15:12:03)

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