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Ionicons – Free and beautiful icons, MIT licensed

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Re: Ionicons – Free and beautiful icons, MIT licensed

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Post by city41 »

joshschreuder wrote: post #43
rfrey wrote: post #34

Lovely, thanks. I have to feel like it's the end of an era when new icon sets don't include a floppy disk, though. :`/

Isn't it still a valid icon to indicate saving though? Is there another better representation of saving?

Saving being a distinct step is fading away.

Re: Ionicons – Free and beautiful icons, MIT licensed

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Post by yesimahuman »

joshschreuder wrote: post #43
rfrey wrote: post #34

Lovely, thanks. I have to feel like it's the end of an era when new icon sets don't include a floppy disk, though. :`/

Isn't it still a valid icon to indicate saving though? Is there another better representation of saving?

That should be in there. working on it, thanks.

Re: Ionicons – Free and beautiful icons, MIT licensed

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Post by alrs »

baddox wrote: post #38
slg wrote: post #16

It seems a little dangerous to include logos for various companies. I could see the likes of Reddit and Y Combinator turning a blind eye, but would we expect the same from Google, Microsoft, and Apple? I am no legal expert, but wouldn't those icons present a long term problem if this project were to truly become successful?

Don't many of these companies have specific terms on how their logos should be used on external sites to represent things like platform-specific apps? I'm not sure if custom-made fonts would be included in those terms, but I know these companies aren't dead set against there being no external usage.

"not dead set against .. no" is awfully hard to parse.
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