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I recieved an email from someone saying that my logo looks like an acronym for a disease. They told me to redesign it.
They didn’t even suggest or recommendation redesigning it. Their tone straight up was “tell your designer to redesign it like this…..*explains how it should look”
My logo definitely does not stand for any acronym. We have been in business for 5 years and it also costs thousands of dollars to redesign a logo and purchase all the branded materials.
Why do people feel the need to tell others what to do?
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