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Re: clarifying/reminding users of "the rules" [Re: Help Wanted]
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lugnet.admin.suggestions
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Fri, 30 Jun 2006 07:58:55 GMT
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In lugnet.admin.suggestions, Dan Boger wrote:
Hm. An interesting Wikipedia entry there... I’m kinda disappointed that it’s
limited to a modern interpretation. Their “U.S. Examples” omit things I’d
consider to be even more closely aligned with their initial definition. Namely:
WPA posters of the 1930’s and 1940’s. (WPA = Works Progress Administration) Many
are beautifully designed, graphically stark, and pack a punch for sending out
their message. Heh, some of the messages are so obvious they almost seem funny
now. Like:
Form
Orderly Lines,
Build Sand Sculptures,
Eat
Fruit,
Drive Carefully,
Report Dog Bites... Anyway, with my earlier post here, I had been thinking
along these lines rather than the modern media types. (even though I *did*
mention TV and radio...) I’m always impressed by those old posters’
effectiveness, in eye-catching split-second messages. Ha! I can see it now: a
banner ad picturing Smokey the Bear saying, “Only YOU can prevent flame wars!”
;-) Humor is always good.
-Suz
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