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@cobyism, is this font open-source? Is it even a font, or did you hand-draw it?

I'd like to figure out a way to extend our logo for other purposes/sites.

There are no layers, and the second group inside the container appears empty.

Hey y'all. I was wondering if there is a version of the logo that contains the wordmark only?

Thanks

I love my GitHub and Octopress stickers. Now that @penibelst has extracted the test tube, would it be ok if we printed some stickers? Perhaps @imathis has some insights as well in terms of printing, pricing, etc.

Also, is there any interest in these stickers?

/cc @mojombo @cobyism @benbalter

Please provide also a simplified vector version without text. Usage examples:

• high resolution favicons for http://jekyllrb.com/
• avatar for Twitter account https://twitter.com/jekyllrb
• high resolution avatar for @jekyll
• icons for badge collectors (like @maul-esel)
• non-English articles about Jekyll
• crazy mashups during CMS flame wars

I was looking for Jekyll t-shirts to purchase online and couldn't find any. Would I be allowed to make them? At the moment I am just interested in making one or two for myself, but I was thinking I might start a Jekyll-powered site to sell Jekyll shirts.

What kind of permissions do I have for this?

Thanks!

I haven't ever done this before, but I wanted to see about getting some Jekyll t-shirts printed. Not sure whether I should just buy a bunch or whether we can get pre-orders and buy them all from CustomInk or something similar.

Any words of wisdom from GH about this, @cobyism / @benbalter / @mojombo? Would probably use the same shirt that the invertocat came on: https://github.myshopify.com/products/invertocat-2-0

Also, would anyone else be interested in buying them?

Let us observe, how people modify the logo. Maybe it helps to improve something.

2013-12-21

Blogging for Engineers- Getting Started with Jekyll by @hmfaysal

Does the CC Attribution licence give permission to make Jekyll tee-shirts?

Original demand: https://talk.jekyllrb.com/t/jekyll-t-shirts/2573

I was adding the Jekyll logo to my website footer to promote it and realized there aren't any single colour logos available. A lot of people prefer a solid black or white logo to match the aesthetic of their websites. I modified the SVG for my use, but I'm wondering if a) this violates any usage guidelines, and b) would you like me to provide the SVG?

Also, please bear with me. I'm new to GitHub and not sure if this should be an issue or pull request.

@cobyism Would you be interested in moving this repo to https://github.com/jekyll? I'd be happy to add you as an administrator to the org account so you can make the transfer.