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Letter R review #5288
Letter R review #5288
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- Add guidelines
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- Add guidelines - Update color
- Update source
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- Add guidelines
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Yep. Guidelines explicitly state no removal of ® mark. Did you want to look at submitting an update?
Looks like we're including this RTL, with the logo matching their Wikipedia page. |
I dont know if I will find enough time soon for it. I will open a new issue if someone want to take a look at it!
Thank you for your help and thanks Google Translate 😅 |
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LGTM! Thanks @service-paradis 🚀
Quite possibly. They are a subsidiary of the RTL Group who have one logo, with RTL.de having it's own. I'll merge this PR for now, as the rest of the data is good - but could a German-speaking @simple-icons/maintainers clarify which one we should be using, and open an issue if necessary? |
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Our RTL icon is for their flagship television channel in Germany. The full colour logo is the one seen on Wikipedia and the brands page linked above. The monochrome treatment which can be seen in the corner of the screen during programmes as well as on subsites such as their gaming site. Having said all that, our version was recreated from the full colour Wikipedia version as we couldn't find a vector of the monochrome version at the time but, after a little bit more digging this morning, I unearthed this SVG in the footer of this site so we should double check ours lines up with it and update if not. And, while we're at it, we should also check VOX; our version was based on a particularly messy SVG found on Wikipedia. |
Issue: #5251
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