@mark @rk @georgetakei you would think so but you’re over estimating the intelligence of the average consumer. For example, the A&W 1/3 lb burger failed because people thought 1/4 lb’er was the bigger burger among other countless examples over time.
It wouldn’t surprise me at all if a research group was hired to come up with that same conclusion. Having the barrel itself would create brand confusion for many consumers. They need it today Cracker Barrel even if they can’t read but just recognize the word.
@mark @rk @georgetakei it’s just the trend of over simplifying logos. Practically every brand has done it over the past 10 years. The driver is the logos have to look good and be identifiable at small icon sizes (like an app).
Digital first and all that other mumbo jumbo but there is your answer.
On route to #defcon. This year is particularly special for me, I’m bringing someone who I’ve mentored and watch grow, to their first defcon.
I’m beyond excited to share something that Ive held so special with them and bringing in the next generation of hackers. (I’m also a little envious they get to experience this con for the first time.)
I’ll see you all in #Vegas soon!