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Okay so last night, I had, all be it a very late, Firefox with light idea. The only way to achieve this idea how ever was for me to… well… do something almost unthinkable for someone who is such a Mozilla fan.
19:12 * FuzzyFox is currently destroying a firefox logo O.O
I’m not proud of what I did, but it is done now, and nothing can change that. I do think that the sacrifice of this particular Firefox logo was for the greater good. I will let you make up your minds on that one however.
I do have some of my just desert from the creation of this effect. It consists of several small stab wounds on my hands and a blister on my thumb. So the logo didn’t go down without a fight… Which is nice to see.
I think the idea of doing this in part came from my recent post on the best Firefox 5 Year photos. It got me thinking about how, I myself failed to achieve anything worth posting, so, here is my late celebration of the 5th birthday of such a great browser, and not only that, but my 5th year with the Mozilla Community!
Well okay you may not get that but November the 5th is a big, big event in Lewes (find out more) and it involves a lot of light. If I had known at the a few months earlier that Mozilla planned to celebrate this anniversary with light, I would have done something spectacular. Now though. There is no chance for me to put plan A into action so now I am thinking of plan B. The idea of the whole “Light the world with Firefox” is to put together for the most creative uses of the Firefox logo with light.
