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On 1/27/13 7:25 PM, Mirek M. wrote:

Again, I'd encourage you to try it out before judging.
If you're still firmly opposed to it, we can revert back to the 3.6
branding.

Everything is white, nothing is green. Sorry, I do not like it at all. I
am not a design expert but a decent communication expert, and we have
already had a huge issue in the past when OOo switched from something
colourful to something completely white, and many users complained in a
rather strong way (and I was one of the most vocal). We should improve
the design of 3.6.4, which might be too greenish, by adding shades or
graphic elements, but we should not give up our green colour (which has
a meaning, as green is the colour of freedom in western culture). Sorry
for being probably too negative, because I am a volunteer and I know
myself what it means when your volunteer work is criticized, but I see
this whiteish look as a major issue (and a huge step backwards).

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