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FAQ
Of course, that's why those are here.
Yes, you can! Not from me, but from any custom sticker vendor of your choice.
This is a fork of the original repo that hadn't been updated in some time. I'm working on adding new logos that were submitted as pull requests to the original repo.
To make a misbrand, choose two existing brands. Generally the fanbase for the brands have as much overlap (eg: Rust & Golang) and/or contention (eg: Vim & VSCode) as possible or the brands have similar market niches (eg: OpenVPN & NordVPN).
Once the two victum brands are chosen. Take the style (eg: theme/design) of one brand and join it with the text of the other brand. Viola!
Check the FAQ for more resources on DIY-ing a misbrand
- Look for the 'Press' or 'Media' section on the website, there will usually be assets that make a good starting place
- Search the codebase for
svg
If you don't know where to start, use Inkscape (website) (gitlab). There are tutorials and resources online, just search for 'How do I do XYZ in inkscape?'
There are two ways to submit a misbrand:
- Issue: Create an issue on this repo with the image!
- Pull Request: Click the fork button, add the image to your copy of this repo, go to 'Pull Requests' and click 'New pull requests'
- Please follow the file and commit conventions below
Naming Convention
There are two naming conventions:
- One for files to make them easier to find and understand
- One for submitting images you didn't create
For all the images, our convention is
{text}-{style}.svg
Example: The text says python in the logo style of php. python-php.svg
If there is a file with that name already existing simply add a dash and a number starting with 02 and incrementing up from there.
Example: You submit a misbrand that says emacs in the style of the vim,
there is already an emacs-vim.svg in the repo. Name your file emacs-vim-02.svg.
- If you created the image, do whatever you want for the commit message!
- If you are adding an image you didn't create, structure the message like so:
{text} in the style of {style} (credit @{user}) <{url}>- Where
{user}is the user who created the image - And
{url}is the repo/website the image came from
