• Ertebolle@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    Along with everything else wrong with this: your icon is literally your brand, and you want your branding to be flawless + everywhere.

    This would be like Nike putting an ugly pixelated version of their logo on cheaper sneakers to encourage you to buy more expensive ones; whatever pocket change they made from upgraders would be dwarfed by the damage it would do to their trademark.