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Re: Logo Pizza: Hot and ready logos for sale

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Post by eru »

joemi wrote: post #146
inputcoffee wrote: post #50

Earlier quoted context omitted.

condescendence's point is not that there is nothing in the world which goes up in value over time.

Better not try to make condescendence's argument with any collectors.

Why? I guess you parsed inputcoffee's confusing multiple negations wrong?

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Post by m4tta »

corndoge wrote: post #149
trelltron wrote: post #80

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What's to stop you stealing anything?

Cops, usually

this wouldn't be your normal case of pirating a tv show. You use one of these logos and end up becoming a large successful company you will be paying when you get sued.

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Post by StephenConnell »

markdown wrote: post #206
imaginenore wrote: post #205

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Of course there are more desired logos. The ones that are picked first.

There are two cars in a lot sold for the same price. Any buyers cannot resell them and must buy them solely for their own use. One is a Bugatti Veyron fresh off the factory floor, and the other is a 2nd hand 10yr old Ford pickup. A 55yr old farmer shows up. He lives out in farm country at the end of a 4 mile driveway that looks like this: http://imgur.com/a/SsusC and he needs a vehicle for general farm work. Which ca…

He would not buy a car.

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Post by markdown »

StephenConnell wrote: post #216
markdown wrote: post #206

Earlier quoted context omitted.

There are two cars in a lot sold for the same price. Any buyers cannot resell them and must buy them solely for their own use. One is a Bugatti Veyron fresh off the factory floor, and the other is a 2nd hand 10yr old Ford pickup. A 55yr old farmer shows up. He lives out in farm country at the end of a 4 mile driveway that looks like this: http://imgur.com/a/SsusC and he needs a vehicle for general farm work. Which ca…

He would not buy a car .

Ahh, an american.

Sorry, in my part of the world a pickup truck more often than not is just called a car, with the word "truck" usually reserved for larger cargo-carrying vehicles.

This page about Car Classifications also mentions pickup trucks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Car_classification

I can't edit my earlier post, but assume I meant "vehicle".

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Post by bbcbasic »

triplesec wrote: post #107

I wonder how many of the sales here are from this being on HN. It's a classic time-scarcity sales ploy, like the one-day sale websites. Don't fall for it.

Plus... I wonder how many of the sales are real :-)

Scarcity and social proof in one hit, awesome. But who knows what really got sold?

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Post by amelius »

jjnoakes wrote: post #202
amelius wrote: post #113

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I can imagine that the good icons are taken first. But paradoxically, they are also priced the cheapest, while the really ugly icons end up being most expensive. Strange.

Why is it good vs bad objectively? Why isn't it more suitable and less suitable for a specific buyer's purpose subjectively?

Well, in many cases a good icon can be used for many purposes.

For example, what does a whale have to do with a service like Docker? Or what does a python snake have to do with a programming language?

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