Re: Gnoga Logo and marketing info, Critique please

[tonyg <tonythegair@gmail.com>]

On Wednesday, 8 October 2014 04:12:57 UTC+1, David Botton  wrote:
> I created a logo for Gnoga, Critiques? Alternate ideas?
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> http://www.gnoga.com
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> So a few things to help put the logo in to perspective:
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> 1 Gnoga is pronounced like No and Gah
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> 2. The word in hebrew means Saturn or "glow"
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> 3. The 8 pointed star is called the "Star of Saturn" used to represent Saturn in old Babylonia
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> 4. Gnoga stands for - The GNU Omnificent GUI for Ada
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> Some marketing summaries:
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> What is Gnoga? A Secure Mission-Critical Cloud, Desktop and Mobile Application Framework
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> Gnoga offers real-time server, desktop, mobile and web apps with push capability written across the application stack in Ada, the time-tested, safe and secure programming language designed for large scale long lived maintainable systems.
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> Gnoga has the simple ability to write and push data like Node.JS, the stability of compiled Ada applications, the full spectrum use of the browsers rendering capabilities without the need to use JavaScript or HTML, the database simplicity of Ruby on Rails and the ability to target any platform Ada can run or through the cloud to any modern device with a web browser.
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> Getting there... if this is going to get Ada to be "seen" it has to attract and be attractive enough for the application developers to use and the see how Ada will offer them advantages beyond their current tool chains.
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> David Botton

I glad the pronounciation was cleared up, I was being very careful when mentioning it.

Are you planning on starting some form of business around this ? Its a winner. 

Suggestions :-
How about attaching Dimitry's Kazanov's 500 times faster (than SQL Lite) persistence model for data.