Subject | Re: Firebird's slogan |
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Author | Miroslav Penchev |
Post date | 2005-04-18T10:37:12Z |
--- In Firebird-general@yahoogroups.com, Pavel Cisar <pcisar@i...>
wrote:
that they not so best to use that product.
"Champions choice" - but I am not a champion, so that a product is not
for me.
"Champions choice" - but I cannot be a champion, because there are so
many companies that much bigger that my, they will use Firebird - not
I.
Sorry, but these dark thoughts will provoke such slogan. If you are
small company or small group of developer - to do something really big
and competitive - you need a "Real Legend", not just "breakfast for
champions".
Cheers,
--
Miroslav Penchev.
wrote:
> paulruizendaal wrote:mentioned,
> >
> > Firebird: the choice of champions
> >
> > (it sounds familiar to me: perhaps because it was already
> > perhaps it is used for other products).so if
>
> Maybe the "Breakfast of Champions" from Kurt Vonnegut would ring the
> bell? Or "We're Champions" by Queen?
>
> > I think the slogan would fit well with the benefits that were
> > identified earlier:
>
> Well, it's not bad, but... It implies that champions use Firebird,
> I don't use Firebird, I'm not a champion :(me /
>
> Personally, I don't like much slogans / jingles / whatever that put
> audience in equation. They tend to suggest something about me, whichI
> take as offense (how they can know?).Yea, I see many people who are discouraging of slogans which tell them
that they not so best to use that product.
"Champions choice" - but I am not a champion, so that a product is not
for me.
"Champions choice" - but I cannot be a champion, because there are so
many companies that much bigger that my, they will use Firebird - not
I.
Sorry, but these dark thoughts will provoke such slogan. If you are
small company or small group of developer - to do something really big
and competitive - you need a "Real Legend", not just "breakfast for
champions".
Cheers,
--
Miroslav Penchev.