ljrk, 6 months ago

@hare I'm quite happy with my toolbox of Rust, Go, plus some Haskell, PureScript and Scala when needed, sometimes even C – but I'll probably get myself some Hare, if only because of the cute logo :3

ids1024, 6 months ago

@ljrk @hare I love the logo... but I think that's more of a rabbit than a hare?

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ljrk, 6 months ago

@ids1024 @hare True: Now the question, should hare be rebranded rabbit or do they need a new logo? :D

ids1024, 6 months ago

@ljrk @hare Hares don't get enough appreciation. Maybe the logo could be adjusted just a bit to have more distinctly hare-like features while keeping the general style and the name.

Though I still need to take a look at the design of the language. But surely mascots are the important part.

ljrk, 6 months ago (edited 6 months ago)

@ids1024 @hare In our day and age where vulnerabilities only truly count if they have a logo, their own website, brand name and merch, I think we should definitely invest more time for language mascots. Before delving too deep into the language.

Especially if they're cute animals :3