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This is a free form page to work on slogan ideas. Please add ideas to the table below. As we solidify the ideas and work towards the slogan, the page which change to reflect that.
Ground rules
Please read this.
Suggestions which don't follow these guidelines are far less likely to be considered.
Suggestions which don't follow these guidelines are far less likely to be considered.
- The slogan should be short.
- The slogan should be an active sentence, like a command.
- F8: Go higher.
- F9: Make waves.
- F10: Fire it up.
- F11: Reign now
- The slogan should be positive, and reflect the idea that Fedora helps the user achieve something great.
- The slogan should reflect one or more of the themes from the #Artwork created by the Artwork team for this release. It's more important to fit the artwork theme than the four foundations shown in the #Keywords section below.
Important ideas
Themes
- Constantine the King
- Constantinople, a town characterized by religious architecture of muslim and christian dynasties.
Artwork
Keywords
- The four foundations
- Features
- Friends
- Freedom
- First
New slogan ideas
| Slogan | Submitter | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| "share and rule" | Fine | 'divide and rule' with the idiology of sharing which characerize free and open source software! |
| "order the chaos" | duffy | constantine brought order to chaos; the mosaic patterns are orderly; computers are generally chaotic and Fedora can help you make sense of it |
| "Shine" | lcafiero | F11's slogan was "reign," so what's more fitting after a reign than to shine? |
| "The Verdict is out!" | gsreekantan | 12 members in a jury, so .... |
| "Welcome to life" | tatica | When is a new opportunity, is always a new start |
| "Always persevering" | tatica | Is one of the meanings of "constantine" (the constant) |
| "Whoa." | mdehaan | Mandatory Keanu Reeves reference. (skipping the unneccessary and limiting "must be a command" rule, though technically it is a command if you are a horse, but not in the Keanu sense) |
| "Grok." | Mel Chua | Mandatory Heinlein reference (along the "bring order (understanding) to chaos" theme, though this is probably not enough of a mainstream reference to really work). |
| "Synthesize." | Mel Chua | Also attempting to go with the "understanding chaos" theme. |