Default Theme

[Marius Van Deventer - Umzimkulu]

Hey, that might just work.

Someone also mentioned cartoons. In South Africa, government logos or
posters sometimes have abstracted human shapes in various colours. They
deliberately use unrealistic colours like green, orange etc, so no-one
can say "hey, why is -MY- group not there". This also means that it can
be seen in various ways, different races, or different backgrounds, or
different languages etc, all working together as one (fits in nicely
with the spirit of Ubuntu). South Africa is a country with more than 11
ethnic groups, and this approach has worked Very well to ensure no one
feels left out.

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> Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004 12:57 PM
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> Subject: Re: Default Theme
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> hmm.. has anyone thought of the possibility not to used "naked" people
but
> dressing them in some traditional clothes? e.g. an arab in traditional
> arab clothes, a chinese in traditional chinese clothes, maybe even a
zulu
> in full traditional outfit. i guess this would not offend too many
> people. :D
> 
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