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From: Hal Fulton <hal9000@hypermetrics.com>
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Subject: [lojban-beginners] Lojban flag, my take
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I've noticed that there seem to be slight variations
in the Lojban flag (or variants on it). This isn't
unusual in vexillology, as there are variants on (for
example) the Vatican flag.

So I decided to create my own variant.

The basic changes are:

   - separated the circles in the Venn diagram, so the
     center looks less busy and more balanced
   - made the lines a little bolder
   - removed the arrows from the xy axes
   - extended the axes to the edge of the flag

I've stuck it at: http://hypermetrics.com/personal/lojban.gif


Comments?


Hal