dov wrote on 26 Dec 2011 19:59:


We've gotten advice from many professionals... Some like the script better, some like the normal font better... But since me, my partner, and now Dov like better the script (and for the same reasons), I think the script one WINS!!

I like the moshol!  ;D

(Lucky the million is tax-free, otherwise fugetaboutit)




What what is?

kosher wrote on 29 Dec 2011 18:17:


Coming up soon on the new prevention website: www.guardyoureyes.com/prevention

ur-a-jew wrote on 22 Dec 2011 20:04:


Most amusing indeed.  :

Now vote.  >

;D

After months of working on perfecting our logo with professional artists and illustrators, we finally have the image we want - and we've narrowed it down to two possible fonts.

See here the two fonts together.

See here how font 1 looks on the new website.

See here how font 2 looks on the new website.

The cool script font (logo 1) is meant to look warm, friendly and cutting-edge. We want to express the idea that we don't take things "too seriously" and that we use modern, cutting-edge tools and psychological approaches to helping people (as opposed to the run-of-the-mill "be frummer" attitude). We thought that this font expresses these sentiments and adds a cool-edge to the logo-image.

The second font (logo 2) is much more conservative. It is elegant, simple and doesn't distract the user or call too much attention to itself.

We want to hear what you think.

Please vote above.

Thank you!

This topic has been moved to "Important Threads" - because it's important!

Charlie Harari who works with Aish.com and project Inspire (see www.aish.com/authors/48869347.html) is doing a film about the dangers of the Internet. He asked us for people he can interview that have first hand experience, either through their own actions or a close loved one, whether through pornography, cyber-bullying, ruined reputation, broken marriages etc. He will protect their identity fully... I believe he wants to film for this documentary already this coming Thursday. It could be a big boost for GYE - and a big ziukui harabim if we can send him people who have been helped through GYE. (He is also a potential donor). If you would be willing to be interviewed about your story, please contact us ASAP at eyes.guard@gmail.com.

Thank you!

Charlie Harari who works with Aish.com and project Inspire (see www.aish.com/authors/48869347.html) is doing a film about the dangers of the Internet. He asked us for people he can interview that have first hand experience, either through their own actions or a close loved one, whether through pornography, cyber-bullying, ruined reputation, broken marriages etc. He will protect their identity fully... I believe he wants to film for this documentary already this coming Thursday. It could be a big boost for GYE - and a big ziukui harabim if we can send him people who have been helped through GYE. (He is also a potential donor). If you would be willing to be interviewed about your story, please contact us ASAP at eyes.guard@gmail.com.

Thank you!

So how'd it go?

Eye.nonymous wrote on 16 Dec 2011 08:00:


Unbelievable!