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Upload server emojis and art #3
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Yeah, it would be great to get some structure here. |
@Vyvy-vi Your proposed structure is clean and intuitive. I do not think there are more to comment but to focus more on what the contents are for each directory. What do you think @gustavwilliam ? |
I think that it works, generally. There are just a few things we could refine. I don't see a reason to include a
We can also have sub-directories for the logos. Here are a few options. We can add new sub-folders as we need them.
What's up with the sub-directories inside
We could also have an |
there's a sub-directory for emoji bases, so that new contributors could pick them up easily, rather than going through the whole gurkmoji list. Yes, I thought about a |
For the archive, we already have fit history if we want the previous logos. I personally don’t see a reason to keep the outdated logos. Maybe @ReneganRonin or someone else has a third view on this? As for |
I don’t see any reason for it, we have the git history.
I agree, the attributions can just be in the README for third party data. |
I still like the idea of an archive because even if we have git history, i think it will be a hassle for someone to look for an old svg or image through git history. This is a modified structure @gustavwilliam, what do you think? |
Maybe, we could replace the archive folder, with a |
Maybe we can slap some instructions on the README about how to inspect the
history, but eh, that isn't hard.
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Yes, exactly. We should probably do that, if there’s a need for it @Akarys42 |
Yes, I think we could add that in the README 👍 |
Description:
Currently, the branding repo is pretty much empty, perhaps we could add the files here so that it could be open for contribution(and display).
Proposed folder structure:
After this, we could add the emotes inside the repo. Perhaps, we could also try to upload the source files(making them easily editable, and faster to contribute to).
Thoughts? (Is there unnecessary stuff in this folder structure?)
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