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1 hour ago comment added leetbacoon Stupid and boring, in typical corpo slop fashion
5 hours ago answer added musicamante timeline score: 2
22 hours ago comment added Wyck Too little too late.
yesterday answer added Michael Seifert timeline score: 5
2 days ago answer added N. Virgo timeline score: 10
2 days ago comment added hazelnut_116 The new logo and styles suck.... why did the hell change it?
2 days ago comment added Dhairya Kumar I highly doubt whether SE will survive till 2030 itself... feels it won't @CharonX_has_given_up_on_SE
2 days ago comment added CharonX_has_given_up_on_SE Could we instead use a vomiting emoji as a logo? I feel that would perfectly represent how the community feels about the direction SE is steering AND how much SE cares for its community.
2 days ago comment added tenfour Somewhere between a joke and an insult. Imagine your company in rapid decline and this is how you decide to spend your resources.
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2 days ago answer added Shourya timeline score: 12
Feb 26 at 2:53 answer added Mr. Squirrel.Downy timeline score: 3
Feb 25 at 23:16 comment added user400654 Maybe a toilet seat cover?
Feb 25 at 20:53 answer added wobtax timeline score: 12
Feb 25 at 19:33 comment added Cjxcz Odjcayrwl You've spend a year for something nobody asked for and what doesn't solve any problem. Just be honest. You did it because you need to do something to justify being paid.
Feb 25 at 18:22 comment added D S I'm not saying the change will harm meor anything, but I'm not a fan of changes, and my OCD brain will not let me live in peace for a weeks now ...... :(
Feb 25 at 16:16 answer added Ξένη Γήινος timeline score: 26
Feb 25 at 16:08 answer added Resistance Is Futile timeline score: 14
Feb 25 at 15:09 comment added Boann Somebody at SE has a fetish for bland, generic, instantly forgettable monochrome design, we get it.
Feb 25 at 10:28 answer added einpoklum timeline score: 30
Feb 25 at 8:24 comment added u111 Many people were saying the same thing as they are now about the current design.
Feb 25 at 7:18 answer added Lundin timeline score: 30
Feb 25 at 6:45 answer added stackprotector timeline score: 65
Feb 25 at 5:23 comment added Roger "Before" look: Cool and inviting! Love it! "After" look: Clunky, clumsy, obnoxious, crude and ... just too heavy.
Feb 25 at 0:14 comment added Thérèse Looks like a scoliotic spine.
Feb 24 at 20:28 comment added TylerH Switching to monochrome is certainly one of the choices of all time.
Feb 24 at 19:21 comment added thirtydot What a waste of time. Just revert it, the previous design was great.
Feb 24 at 19:03 answer added Andreas Rejbrand timeline score: 59
Feb 24 at 18:46 comment added Richard I'm tempted to not even bother telling you that it's broken on the mobile version.
Feb 24 at 18:40 comment added j08691 I didn't see this mentioned anywhere so I'll just add that the favicon looks like shit
Feb 24 at 18:34 answer added bta timeline score: 29
Feb 24 at 18:06 comment added InterceptorTSK Strong black logo looks like logo for funeral home "Avada Kedavra", and four coffins for your choice.
Feb 24 at 18:03 answer added voided timeline score: 35
Feb 24 at 6:19 answer added Journeyman Geek timeline score: 47
Feb 24 at 1:34 comment added CPlus Why? The old logo is fine!
Feb 24 at 0:57 answer added Journeyman Geek timeline score: 36
Feb 23 at 9:40 comment added philipxy I get it. There will be jack in the box.
Feb 23 at 3:30 comment added Amazon Dies In Darkness How much money did Stack Exchange spend on this task? How much more is allocated to be spent?
Feb 23 at 1:39 answer added forest distrusts StackExchange timeline score: 134
Feb 22 at 14:40 comment added N. Virgo As someone with poor eyesight, I genuinely thought you were changing the name to "Stock Overflow". The new logo is fine - I quite like that it's not coloured, given that it will appear on many sites with different colour schemes - but you probably do want to look into legibility of the text.
Feb 22 at 11:18 comment added Marian Spanik The picture in the logo looks like stock image of artificial eyelashes. And because of the font used, it even reads as "Stock overflow" on my PC screen.
Feb 20 at 12:23 comment added DBS I don't like putting down other peoples work, but this is tagged with discussion, sooo: The typography of that new logo just looks like the name of the company has been written out in a text editor and screenshot, it's just extremely generic text with no personality whatsoever.
Feb 20 at 9:47 comment added aepot 2009 SE Logo is awesome! Never seen that because I'm relatively new to SE.
Feb 19 at 20:58 comment added Peter Turner What are you going to do with the logo on slinky.SE?
Feb 19 at 16:06 comment added chrki Have you done any user testing yet on the logo? Regarding the "driving question" you are trying to solve? The last few paragraphs, except the last one and Joel's quote, read as if AI-assisted, a bit made-up and very marketing-y.
Feb 19 at 15:56 comment added T3 H40 In light of recent discussions, I can't help but notice the irony in how "the stack" keeps shrinking with every change...
Feb 19 at 12:45 answer added user56reinstatemonica8 timeline score: 65
Feb 19 at 10:44 answer added Pikamander2 timeline score: 255
Feb 19 at 9:58 answer added IMSoP timeline score: 294
Feb 19 at 0:50 comment added philipxy (Also the byline phrasing contains redundancy, also ironic.)
Feb 19 at 0:42 answer added Giacomo1968 timeline score: 34
Feb 19 at 0:41 comment added philipxy The Stack Overflow Design page on Copywriting byline ... has a spelling error ... trying to say "How to write effectively ...".
Feb 18 at 23:38 comment added Rebecca J. Stones Can we get a ballpark idea of when "Stack Exchange" is going to be obsoleted (replaced with "Stack Overflow")?
Feb 18 at 19:45 comment added user400654 the new logo is in the post, it's just too small to see without opening the image in a new tab.
Feb 18 at 19:33 comment added LShaver The history is nice, but can you put the new logo in the post too?
Feb 18 at 18:36 comment added Richard Logo redesigns are the corporate equivalent of rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic. Y'all should have taken the money spent, and spent it on actually promoting the sites out in the real world.
Feb 18 at 17:36 answer added user400654 timeline score: 30
Feb 18 at 17:32 answer added Canadian Luke timeline score: 89
Feb 18 at 17:24 history edited V2BlastStaffMod CC BY-SA 4.0
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Feb 18 at 17:23 comment added BretonMage IMO, there's no reason to push this corporate design. “When someone lands on one of our sites for the first time, do they understand what they're looking at?” In my experience, yes. When I first joined, I immediately understood the interface of the site. In fact, this makes it even harder for new users that join. Realize how the themed sites used to say "Stack Exchange" in the top left corner to indicate that it is, in fact, not stackoverflow? With that gone, new users have one less method to differentiate both sites.
Feb 18 at 17:17 answer added Dan Getz timeline score: -16
Feb 18 at 17:08 history edited DalmarusStaffMod
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Feb 18 at 16:49 comment added Y.A. Hate to say it, but with the different font it now looks like "STOCK OVERFLOW".
Feb 18 at 16:45 comment added user400654 @samcarter_is_at_topanswers.xyz it's probably going away anyway, some time after all community based curation is removed, eliminating most purposes of per-site meta existing.
Feb 18 at 16:45 comment added samcarter_is_at_topanswers.xyz It is already difficult for a lot of users to understand the difference between main meta and SO meta, using the same logo on both sites must be very confusion for casual users.
Feb 18 at 16:30 history asked Eric MartinStaff CC BY-SA 4.0