It's actually encouraging to think that those logos are horrible by the standards of most people here. It means that there's progress. In fact, it's not rare t

It's actually encouraging to think that those logos are horrible by the standards of most people here. It means that there's progress. In fact, it's not rare these days to see open-source projects with thoughtful logos and well-designed homepages, especially for web stuff (http://yeoman.io/ http://yeoman.io/, http://gruntjs.com/ http://gruntjs.com/, http://gulpjs.com/ http://gulpjs.com/, etc.).