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Add special interest/plant emoji: Poppy #84
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Hi @inferno986return, many thanks for suggestion! Good one! But this might take a while ... what about giving it a try yourself? :) See our style guide on how to https://openmoji.org/styleguide/ |
Nice! Just I'm a bit unsure whether it would be better to put more emphasis on: @inferno986return Any Feedback? |
I'm from the UK and it's exclusively a remembrance day symbol rather than a flower, I was mimicking the shape of the poppy in your picture rather than the real flower which is more wrinkly |
This is an excellent start! It's unambiguously a remembrance poppy. My concern though is that the two-petal design is protected by the British Legion, hence a more generalised design based off the flower itself would be the best option. |
looking into it poppyscotland owns the trademark for the four leaf design, guess we need to wait for a British Legion or poppyscotland emoji font 🙄 The concern here is that as the licence of openmoji is CCBYSA4 it can be used for commercial purposes so theoretically someone could use our font to defraud the british legion. I truly wish design was more free :( |
One concession we could make is a white poppy, which is used for conscientious objectors and such to the war. I don't think anyone holds copyright for it and aligns with the open-* philosophy, @b-g thoughts? |
Hmm ... I would not be too much worried about a hypothetical legal issue. OpenMoji has also other "trademarked" things e.g. everything in Brand. Normally a trademark is extremly specific in terms of the formal representation and the domain. Hence I don't see a conflict ... even the BBC is using a two-petal design. I would simply go ahead with a red and two-petal and a very "recognizable" remembrance poppy design. But I would scale up the flower and put less emphasis on the entire plant. Basically more like in the BBC screenshot and less like the rest of the OpenMoji plants.
Yes ... but this applies to any other "tool" and is IMO not a strong case to not do it. I still belive people have a conscience! :) |
Added in b2e8217 |
Hi @carlinmack, many thanks for it! Nice! RE:
I really like the size of the poppy and as it is now. And yes, I personally would add a hint of green e.g. tiny stem/leaf to better bring across that it refers to a plant. But also think @carlinmack and @inferno986return (= people really familiar with the UK war remembrance symbol) should have the final word. |
@inferno986return thoughts? |
@carlinmack Super! Almost! Comments ... more in the sense of trial & error, to be checked whether it is an improvement?
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Nice to see the poppy on the website. It's certainly recognisable on its own. |
@carlinmack Great! Now looking over it I have one last idea to improve it further (sorry!) ... if you were rotating the leaf below the blossom you could have the stem in black, avoid the green stem exception and probably make it more readable as a plant/flower in general ... especially for all the non UK/FR users. What do you think? |
@carlinmack Many thanks for this! I find it a great compromise in the best way and would be happy with it. However I feel you should decide it as we (Daniel and me) are simply not familiar enough with the remembrance day poppy. Sorry! Just post it to social media in you network and let people vote for it? :) Or @inferno986return any comments on it? |
:) Nice process! Glad that you've put so much thought and effort into it! Happy to merge it. |
I'll make a PR when this is resolved #109 (comment) |
Added in f7480f3 |
I will add a final word and say I am pleased with the final result. Thank you @carlinmack |
I would like to request a poppy emoji specifically the Papaver rhoeas. These are a symbol used to symbolise war remembrance.
https://github.com/inferno986return/poppy-emoji-proposal
Crissov/unicode-proposals#113
Note: Unicode's response was that the design needs to be differentiated from the hibiscus.
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