Well, one could always use a Phoenix logo (we have a new minimalist logo we are considering as replacement for numerous variations on the old one, as well) ; }
- After all, Phoenix was supposed to be about developers crossing boundaries (only some seem able to do this, historically), has welcomed developers from many efforts (but most see another platform besides their own represented and immediately run away, maybe even discouraging others from getting involved - this also has historical precedents).
Honestly, of all the people who have stayed in Phoenix, or come and gone, I have seen very few who could put partisanship aside long enough to actually contribute to a greater common good (though some tried in spite of the pressures and underlying distrust and animosity). By default Phoenix has had to become a one-platform house a couple of times now (so maybe it isn't even realistic to think any other thing could happen) ...
I was thrilled to see Genesi interested in Phoenix and also investing in running multiple OSes on the Pegasos because I felt that it was healthier to have the diversity. But I still see so many people sign up and expect me and a few others somehow deliver them miracles without they themselves putting efforts in to build a structure and mindset and attitude that would make much greater things possible in terms of cooperative strength and sharing the load.
You could say that sometimes I feel I've seen more than I wanted to of human nature ; }
