[smsm42]

I don't really get this "you are not qualified to have an opinion about this" thing. I'd understand if we talked about some specialized form of art that was designed to be appreciated by a narrow circle of truly illuminated people and to heck with the rest of the boorish crowds. But we're talking about identity that will be demonstrated day to day to millions of people and is supposed to attract them and they are supposed to like it and get some ideas from it, presumably. Who else is to judge if it attracts them or not but those same people it is supposed to attract? If the idea they get is "we hate you" - how it is anything but bad? No, I can understand the feeling of people that were sure their design was cool and were disappointed. But if this product is meant for mass consumption - in form of being part of public materials, etc. - then I think if the public hates it it should be back to the drawing board.