Is it me or does the OpenD6 Logo have some kind of similarity to the White Wolf Logo? o_O Maybe it's just the colors…
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Hmm, it has some similarities…

<img src="https://www.stargazersworld.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/white-wolf-logo.gif"&gt;

<img src="https://www.stargazersworld.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/od6logo1.jpg"&gt;

Not digging the logo. Get rid of the black box and changed the color to something other than cyan. Comparing to White Wolf logo, D6 comes up short.

The logo is astonishingly bad, if you ask me. The crayon swoosh adds nothing, conveys nothing, and is just trying to conceal how boring the logo is; it almost looks as if it came from some generic logo template where you just replace the text with the name of your company. You'd think with the concepts of openness and a d6 to work with, the designer could have come up with something that communicated more than the name. Fie upon it!
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The main problem is obviously that a) West End Games and Eric Gibson don't have enough money to pay a good designer and b) he fears to make use of his fanbase. I am pretty sure a OpenD6 logo contest would have produced a much better result.
I am also sure that if OpenD6 was a 100% fan-driven project the website would have been up for months already and much better looking that the trainwreck of mockup the designer posted at his blog.
WEG and the OpenD6 project are more or less a one-man-show. And in the long run this will probably hurt the whole OpenD6 idea.

Where can one find the rules for this OpenD6 system? I'd like to give it a once-over.
Also, going to have to agree with the naysayers regarding the logo design. It's rather unimpressive.
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