[HN Gopher] 1worldflag: A blue dot on a transparent background
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1worldflag: A blue dot on a transparent background
Author : davidbarker
Score : 178 points
Date : 2026-06-08 01:37 UTC (1 days ago)
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| adzm wrote:
| Transparency in a flag is new to me. It's surprisingly effective
| here. Could this be done with just cloth without synthetics by
| using thinner threads or thread count?
| kelseyfrog wrote:
| The microplastics inherent in synthetics is the point.
| BSDobelix wrote:
| Good one ;) and a flag should never be wet, so cover it in
| Teflon.
| alm4x wrote:
| The website mentions silk organza at
| https://1worldflag.com/flag/. That's where my mind went
| initially, some kind of sheer silk fabric. I don't know how
| durable it would be in the elements though.
| nextaccountic wrote:
| That would be the first flag that isn't vegan, which..
| doesn't look very cool
| benj111 wrote:
| I'm sure there have been plenty of flags that haven't been
| vegan.
| nyanmatt wrote:
| You could make any flag out of non-vegan materials, sure.
| But that this flag was designed with the basis of cruelty
| (silk) makes it also conceptually non-vegan.
|
| What a great way to unite the world in a practice of
| cruelty to its inhabitants
|
| - 1worldforhumansonlyflag -
| 1worldindifferenttosufferingflag
|
| The whole idea falls flat on its face because of this for
| me.
| fiatpandas wrote:
| I also love the transparency and am surprised it hasn't been
| used more. Granted, it would be very difficult to achieve with
| natural materials and also be durable. A flag should be able to
| withstand an ocean voyage exposed to the elements.
| rob74 wrote:
| I think you pointed out very well why it hasn't been used
| more: lack of durability. Either it has to be some kind of
| plastic foil, in which case it has to be thin enough to fly
| in the wind the same way as a traditional flag does, so it
| will degrade very quickly when exposed to the elements. Or
| the silk organza suggested on the page, but if it's thin
| enough to be (almost) transparent I'm not convinced that it
| would fare much better.
|
| So, nice idea, but completely impractical, which makes it a
| gimmick.
| invalidusernam3 wrote:
| It's a novel and fun idea! I also wonder how it would be
| represented correctly as a digital image, could be as an actual
| png or maybe the white/grey checker pattern from PhotoShop?
| Realistically probably just with a white background
| lloeki wrote:
| I feel what makes it work well here is also that it's not
| _perfectly_ transparent so you can still see it wave in the
| wind and make out it 's rectangular shape.
|
| I'd definitely take that into consideration for a digital
| version.
| anaumann wrote:
| >> I'd definitely take that into consideration for a digital
| version.
|
| Finally, an application for Apple's Liquid Glass UI
| hsbauauvhabzb wrote:
| Seems unfair to associate anything good with that
| abomination.
| lloeki wrote:
| Well given there's no abuse of refractive light bending it
| looks more like whatever frosted glass existed before
| liquid glass.
|
| Also this flag has square corners.
| bux93 wrote:
| Not great for t-shirts
| lanyard-textile wrote:
| Love the idea.
|
| But the transparency :( It makes the whole flag low contrast, an
| undesirable quality in flags.
| rrgok wrote:
| I don't like the color blue. Can we change it?
| water-data-dude wrote:
| Humanity's working on it, lol
| s20n wrote:
| but that's the wrong shade of blue? It'd have been great if they
| took the colour from "The blue marble" instead of this Turbo
| Pascal blue.
| dylan604 wrote:
| Maybe they couldn't find American Flag Blue??? Or is that
| reserved for swimming pools now?
| moss_dog wrote:
| What do you mean by "wrong"?
|
| I reckon the actual color doesn't matter as long as it's blue-
| ish. There are no branding guidelines or anything. Even the
| size of the circle is unspecified, which IMO is a feature, not
| a bug. It's accessible :)
|
| EDIT: I'm incorrect, there is a spec. Whelp! I still like my
| imagined more-flexible version of the flag.
| dheera wrote:
| It is the 16-color VGA version of blue, not the version of
| blue you'd pick if you had a 24-bit color display.
|
| This website reminds me of the early 90s internet because of
| the specific shade of blue they picked.
| xgkickt wrote:
| Blue needs to be paler, and the dot smaller ;-)
| dylan604 wrote:
| I was disappointed it wasn't a pale blue dot as well.
| ant6n wrote:
| Yeah, it's more like a saturated blue giant circle.
| et1337 wrote:
| Can't wait for CGP Grey's review of this flag
| monkeywork wrote:
| is he still making content it feels like its been forever since
| ive heard anything about him
| boxed wrote:
| That's what we always say between videos :P
| aquariusDue wrote:
| He's got a regular monthly podcast called Codex if you're
| into that format too.
| RugnirViking wrote:
| *cortex
| jrflo wrote:
| He hasn't been on cortex for over a year
| latexr wrote:
| Like so many other creators, seems like Grey's main focus
| might now be on podcasts. Easier to produce and monetise.
| mcmoor wrote:
| Seems like his work now is just keep changing thumbnails of
| his old videos to bait me into rewatching it.
| Leptonmaniac wrote:
| So this is effectively the Esperanto of flags?
| hackernulls wrote:
| Yep, that no one uses too.
| jszymborski wrote:
| Esperanto actually already has a flag
|
| https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esperanto_symbols#/media/File%...
| layer8 wrote:
| He asked about the Esperanto of flags, not about the flags of
| Esperanto.
| jszymborski wrote:
| Wouldn't the Esperanto of Flags be the flag of Esperanto?
| layer8 wrote:
| The Esperanto of sign languages wouldn't inherently be
| the sign language of Esperanto. The same goes for flags.
| jszymborski wrote:
| I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree!
| TwoFerMaggie wrote:
| I suppose a lot of flags are esperanto of flags...
| rolymath wrote:
| Judging by the comments here, the 1worldflag should have been a
| picture of two people arguing.
| grebc wrote:
| Yes! Classic.
|
| We don't have an outside enemy atm so we squabble amongst
| ourselves, it's a pattern as old as humans have gathered into
| groups.
| hgoel wrote:
| Probably more fitting as the flag of HN
| NordStreamYacht wrote:
| Esperanto flag.
| seirim wrote:
| Try to add a favicon for the website if you can guys, a blue dot
| would work well here.
| nickandbro wrote:
| This will be needed for the galactic civil wars that will soon
| take place.
| ARandomerDude wrote:
| What if we took Japan's flag, imagined it printed on paper, but
| made the dot blue?
| Skidaddle wrote:
| Very cool, hard to beat the Earthican flag though
|
| https://theinfosphere.org/images/1/17/Earth_Flag.svg
| slekker wrote:
| Did you miss an "/s"? That's horrendous!
| fc417fc802 wrote:
| Not at all - it's clearly intended as a threat. /s
| Skidaddle wrote:
| Yes it's from Futurama
| pixlmint wrote:
| Holy typo... does the one world not have proofreaders?
| amarant wrote:
| Nope! They were sent off along with other useful professionals
| such as telephone cleaners on a big space ship!
| simondotau wrote:
| Like all flags, this will come to represent those who choose to
| fly it, and the causes they fly it for. Which then makes them
| symbols of the ideas opposed by people who think flag waving is
| cringe.
| patates wrote:
| I like the direction of unity but this will probably be
| problematic when we eventually start to colonize other planets. I
| don't want our first settlers to feel discriminated, so please
| kindly make a new version with more universality - now that I
| think about it, Universal Pictures also has the world in their
| logo so maybe this IS universal but we probably we need Jim and
| Hannah in the loop as well so they can chime in, and last but not
| least, we need a review from the legal so I CC'd to all, expect
| some new ideas/requirements.
|
| Also, can we please make it "pop"?
|
| ps. Attaching a version I made, and this took _a lot_ of back and
| forth with chatgpt because I care about this a lot, so please
| have a look, I think we are close to something great here!
|
| Looking forward to seeing more from you!
|
| ps2. when I was about to send our manufacturing guy entered the
| room and he said the transparency could be a problem. Some
| alternatives without compromising the idea would be great! They
| must be cheap but elegant! Thank you!!
| reconnecting wrote:
| > we eventually start to colonize other planets.
|
| Could you please clarify which ones? I'm planning my escape,
| but it seems that even lightspeed wouldn't be enough to
| colonize anything suitable.
| boxed wrote:
| Eh? If you go at light speed you can literally go everywhere
| in the universe subjectively instantly due to time dilation.
| reconnecting wrote:
| > If you go at light speed
|
| I will certainly not. And even if I did -- within any
| reachable radius there's nothing actually suitable,
| everything is _10+ ly_ away, but maybe I missed something.
| hgoel wrote:
| If you were traveling very close to light speed, time
| dilation would mean your experience of time is slowed
| down, such that if you can go infinitely close to the
| speed of light, you can travel anywhere as quickly as you
| have the energy for. For an observer on Earth you'd still
| take however many lightyears away the location is.
| karol wrote:
| I would live to see the transparency around the funding and goals
| of this project.
| nakedneuron wrote:
| Lacking transparency is a red flag.
| prox wrote:
| Nothing a good conversation to PNG can't fix
| pelagicAustral wrote:
| Thank you for flagging this issue.
| butlike wrote:
| That's deeply funny since the Japanese flag is opaque white
| and red
| suddenlybananas wrote:
| Looks like something out of 1997.
| visha1v wrote:
| the most european thing i've seen today
| glerk wrote:
| I like this. And furthermore, it is my opinion that all current
| nation states should be dismantled.
| legostormtroopr wrote:
| And replaced with what?
| BSDobelix wrote:
| Have you read the utopian book "Starship Troopers" from
| Heinlein ;)
| elictronic wrote:
| It had a real Mary Poppins feel when interacting with the
| skinnies.
| glerk wrote:
| That can be figured out after the dismantling process :)
|
| My personal utopian take: smaller communities/city-states
| that would naturally coalesce into more fluid confederations.
| A lot of these communities could also be distributed and non-
| local.
| Towaway69 wrote:
| Money.
| altmanaltman wrote:
| good opinion and one that most agree with
|
| what most don't agree with: what happens next?
| yanhangyhy wrote:
| civil war?
| BSDobelix wrote:
| >all current nation states should be dismantled.
|
| Fun fact. Just people who live in a shitty country want that,
| maybe instead of change everyone else, change you own country?
| dostick wrote:
| I am from so called 1st world, how do you define "shitty
| country", are there better ones?
| BSDobelix wrote:
| Yes and it's really easy.
|
| Are the vast majority happy? = Good one
|
| If not = Shitty
|
| Example? Norway[1] = good, Sudan[2] = really..really shitty
|
| [1] https://www.bi.no/en/research/business-
| review/articles/2025/...
|
| [2] https://interactive.aljazeera.com/aje/2025/sudan-
| voices/
|
| To be honest, those two are so far apart it's not even
| comparable.
| 9dev wrote:
| German here, I want the same. We are one species inhabiting a
| single habitable world in a giant dead void. Nationalism is
| an idiotic game of no value that causes destruction of
| resources we need, senseless killing in wars over nothing,
| and ultimately merely a distraction from everything that's
| really important.
| rlpb wrote:
| The paradox of tolerance applies though. It helps to keep
| the intolerants at bay.
| emaro wrote:
| No borders doesn't mean no rules.
| BSDobelix wrote:
| Nothing against a Coordinating body like the UN, and really
| small states (lets call them community's).
|
| But there is no "we are the world, we are the children",
| future is probably more like US/EU/EAU (east asia union),
| now you have 3 big blocks fighting against each other (much
| higher world-ending chance). More power = more bully....
|
| >everything that's really important.
|
| Yes your right, and talking...even with a enemy should be
| considered the base for future world-freedom.
| 9dev wrote:
| No, I'm absolutely aware that we are - as of now - unable
| to get past the pettiness of nationality and tribalism.
| Maybe it's so ingrained in us, we'll never get past that,
| I don't know.
|
| It's just massively frustrating to see what humanity
| could accomplish if we weren't occupied bashing our heads
| in over religion, nationality, or color of skin. The
| planet - the only planet - is dying, people and animals
| are suffering, and the news are dominated by a particular
| clown and his circus. It's really unbearable sometimes.
| BSDobelix wrote:
| >The planet - the only planet - is dying, people and
| animals are suffering, and the news are dominated by a
| particular clown and his circus. It's really unbearable
| sometimes.
|
| Oh man you speak from my heart, it's like we live on a
| star-ship, but everyone looks just at their own room
| instead of steering the ship into a better future.
|
| EDIT: However, as we see a shift from the UN (as a future
| captain?) to NATO (at least in the so called "West"), i
| see dark times ahead of us.
| SuddsMcDuff wrote:
| > It's just massively frustrating to see what humanity
| could accomplish if we weren't occupied bashing our heads
| in over religion, nationality, or color of skin.
|
| Resenting the real world because it doesn't live up to
| your make-believe fantasy world is pathological. I too
| can imagine perfect utopian worlds where everybody lives
| in peace and harmony, but they're just fantasies.
| Eventually you have to come back to the real world and
| learn to accept the harsh truths of the reality you find
| yourself inhabiting.
| 9dev wrote:
| That's not what I have said. Imagine you have a mentally
| challenged brother you love dearly, who continues to run
| head-first against a wall. That's what it feels like.
| Doesn't mean I'm not aware and accepting of the reality
| we all live in.
|
| Edit: And honestly, I find it a bit pathological to take
| the sentence you quoted upfront and _not_ feeling similar
| resentment against those things. Granted, Humans are a
| belligerent species, but just shrugging these things away
| is really not an acceptable stance either.
| glerk wrote:
| > Eventually you have to come back to the real world and
| learn to accept the harsh truths of the reality you find
| yourself inhabiting.
|
| I don't know why I feel so much contempt for people like
| you. I kinda get it, you want to feel intellectually
| superior. You're the reasonable one, the adult in the
| room, etc. but seriously bro, this reality is so fucking
| harsh. What keeps you going? Why are you still here and
| going through with it?
| BSDobelix wrote:
| >Resenting the real world because it doesn't live up to
| your make-believe fantasy world is pathological.
|
| I dont think world-peace (more or less) is impossible,
| even if it's more like "Brave New World" instead of
| "1984".
|
| Or maybe something like the UN with a strong peace-force
| and WITHOUT a security council but a real and fair
| democratic decision process.
|
| And maybe the most important point, i have not seen real
| War-Winners (except the mil.-industrial-blabla) since the
| 2. World-war....just losers on both sides.
| glerk wrote:
| I've lived in several different countries. There are nice
| people everywhere. The country governments are shitty
| everywhere.
| yuppiepuppie wrote:
| > The country governments are shitty everywhere.
|
| Compared to what?
| glerk wrote:
| Honestly, compared to any random sample of non-retarded
| and non-malicious people you can find.
| BSDobelix wrote:
| Funny i live in a country where the people are the
| government, and with your knowledge of different country's,
| the future World-Government would not just be shitty but
| untouchable mighty. I want really small, face to face
| responsible governments.
| glerk wrote:
| > the people are the government
|
| A lot of countries claim that. I think that can only work
| at a small scale.
|
| > I want really small, face to face responsible
| governments
|
| We are not that different :)
| 0xDEAFBEAD wrote:
| Why would a world government be any better?
| Auracle wrote:
| It's a nice goal, but no thank you. In my opinion, more of the
| world needs to be all but quarantined.
| SuddsMcDuff wrote:
| I expect there are many people who agree with this sentiment,
| unfortunately they might not agree on precisely which areas
| ought to be quarantined. And those who happen to live in the
| areas you want to quarantine might disagree most vigorously.
| halapro wrote:
| I wish so too, but clearly this is not in any way practical.
| The EU is the closest thing we got to "fewer borders"
| glerk wrote:
| We can always dream and then find ways to make it practical
| :)
|
| It's encouraging I didn't get downvoted as much as I expected
| I would.
| yanhangyhy wrote:
| if cannot merge into 1, at least we can make it a few. 200+ is
| a waste of resources on so many levels.. so many countries
| really don't need to exist and have shitty a government...
| hotep99 wrote:
| Will be useful for the inevitable war against the offworld
| colonies.
| BSDobelix wrote:
| I just hope that Mars is not adapting the Japanese
| flag...pretty bad for colorblind soldiers ;)
| skullone wrote:
| The Mars colonies would never choose independence!
| layer8 wrote:
| The Land of the Rising Sea.
| mock-possum wrote:
| Looks too much like japan's flag.
|
| Let's try an earth and a sunrise behind it - half a circle
| sitting on the bottom of the rectangle, and a yellow circle
| making a sunrise on top of that, like a yolk sitting on a blue
| egg.
| pixel_popping wrote:
| It should be a different color, because this will be attached to
| either politics (which you don't want) or EU (which you also
| don't want), some completely independent color could actually
| trigger curiosity to look it up.
| its-summertime wrote:
| I believe its a reference to the planet being a pale blue dot.
|
| https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pale_Blue_Dot
| scratcheee wrote:
| Disagree, though you're right it's a little bit similar to the
| eu flag, but only a little, plenty of countries manage with
| more similar flags.
|
| Flags don't exist for the period where they're gaining
| recognition. Compromising the significance of the iconography
| for the temporary gain of not being misidentified during the
| period it isn't recognisable would just mean if it gains
| recognition it will forever be less than it could be.
|
| In other words, with flags you need to play to win, not to
| survive. Better that the attempt have a higher risk of failure
| with a great flag than a lower risk with a mediocre flag.
|
| The pale blue dot is an excellent way to represent a global
| outlook and "we're all in it together", not sure I can think of
| a better pedigree for this concept. I'd perhaps have been
| tempted to make it a smaller blue dot, but flags do need to be
| recognised at a distance, so it can't be too much smaller.
| trashb wrote:
| I like the idea to have a symbol to unite the world under one
| flag.
|
| The blue dot seems to make sense as it represents the world
| without focusing on one perspective or projection of the world
| map. The transparent background also makes sense for the flag,
| but I think it would be more recognizable if it was just a white
| background (in my mind the default flag background).
|
| Also it seems to me transparent materials are in general more
| polluting. On the website it mentions a black background was
| considered (I suppose representing space). It would be nice if
| there was an alternative version chosen without the transparency
| for mediums where transparency is not an option either black or
| white would suffice imho.
|
| As others mentioned it does seem very similar (same proportions)
| as the Japanese flag. I wonder what the opinion of the Japanese
| is on this concept.
| Theodores wrote:
| Note that blue was an expensive colour until recent times.
| Painters would use it sparingly.
|
| Nowadays blue is easy and common in flags, and much else, so
| this flag design is high tech.
| bloak wrote:
| There are lots of world flags:
| https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Earth
| https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Earth_Flag_Simple.sv...
| arrowsmith wrote:
| Don't forget Futurama's:
| https://futurama.fandom.com/wiki/Old_Freebie
| MisterTea wrote:
| It's in the article:
| https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Earth#Futurama
| layer8 wrote:
| ...which also lists this thread's flag, that apparently is from
| 2016.
| caseyohara wrote:
| I quite like the James W. Cadle one from 1970.
| masfuerte wrote:
| Yes. It has the simplicity of a traditional flag but
| recognisably represents the earth. The 2016 one (which this
| thread is about) is too similar to the Japanese flag. Or the
| Blaupunkt logo.
| Groxx wrote:
| Surprisingly, none with crabs on them.
|
| Carcinization will fix that eventually. And then Roko's
| Crabulisk will hunt down everyone who didn't vote for the crab
| flag.
| Walf wrote:
| Anteaters will be more likely, apparently.
|
| https://phys.org/news/2025-07-mammals-evolved-ant-eaters-
| din...
| spondyl wrote:
| I can't help but be distracted by the 26MB flag video that my
| fibre connection is only able to download at 150 KB/sec here in
| New Zealand?
| vintagedave wrote:
| I appreciate the ethos of unity, but in a sense it scares me were
| this ever to be political unity -- because I don't trust it would
| remain (or even ever be) democratic and free.
|
| We see so many examples of power hurting citizens in existing
| nations. The _risk_ if the entire world had one political unity,
| of losing freedom, is extreme.
|
| With multiple nations and blocs, at least some remain showing an
| example of what can exist in the others.
| pelagicAustral wrote:
| The only way we'll going to achieve anything remotely akin to
| World Unity(tm) is as some form of dystopic Warhammer 40K
| future. You try putting even 5 people in a root have them reach
| consensus on anything.
| mattvr wrote:
| Is there information on the license of this flag? Not how/if
| clear you can reproduce it legally.
| hermitcrab wrote:
| Someone made a flag to express unity and we've just all come here
| to argue about it. How very human.
| BSDobelix wrote:
| Are not ~all flags made to express unity?
|
| However that one looks better:
| https://www.flagofplanetearth.com/
|
| Fight me :)
| jslakro wrote:
| I wouldn't trust any flag with a hexiform shape. I mean,
| hexagons can be found in the wild but one perfect circle
| reflects better our human nature
| butlike wrote:
| What are these marketing sites advertising the Earth flag?
| Who's buying?!
| hermitcrab wrote:
| >Are not ~all flags made to express unity?
|
| Usually the unity of some humans against other humns.
| amai wrote:
| Will we put this flag on the moon?
| stevenalowe wrote:
| How about a pale blue dot on a black background
| ChiperSoft wrote:
| Nothing says "I care about the earth" like a giant sheet of
| plastic.
| lolc wrote:
| The flag is not plastic.
|
| https://1worldflag.com/flag/
|
| https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organza
| butlike wrote:
| It should be a white flag. All the colors, and the fact we
| embraced it as a flag of unity over a flag of surrender should
| say all there is to say about us getting over our differences.
|
| Edit: From Wikipedia: (A white flag) serves as an internationally
| recognized sign of truce and negotiation, meaning "we want to
| talk". It emerged as an ideal symbol for peace because it is
| highly visible on the battlefield, is easy to make, and doesn't
| belong to any specific nation.
| g_delgado14 wrote:
| White flags are commonly associated with defeat in battle.
| Probably not the vibe one wants.
| mplanchard wrote:
| from the post you replied to:
|
| > and the fact we embraced it as a flag of unity over a flag
| of surrender should say all there is to say about us getting
| over our differences
| insane_dreamer wrote:
| hard to change an association that has been around for
| millennia (literally)
| mplanchard wrote:
| Yeah I don't disagree, but I think the difficulty is kind
| of the point in the GP's post: it would take an
| unprecedented era of peace for us to collectively agree
| that the idea of "surrender" is an anachronism ready to
| be reclaimed for a better purpose.
| snypher wrote:
| Which is why we still worship man-with-bird-head and make
| sacrifices to the Sun at solstice.
| soulofmischief wrote:
| White flags are easy to see in the middle of a battle.
| Don't overthink it.
| mc32 wrote:
| Especially if this represents the Earth in the face of aliens
| on other planets and they happen to know the flag of
| surrender... It would definitely give them the wrong
| impression about Earth.
| xdennis wrote:
| A white flag used to be the flag of France:
| https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_France_(1814...
|
| A world flag should not use flags which were associated with a
| country. Evan this proposal is too derivative of the Japanese
| flag.
| hdjrudni wrote:
| I love that they published the SVG. It's invisible.
| savoyard wrote:
| > It should be a white flag.
|
| And it will be.
| dwoldrich wrote:
| Modern invented flag peddlers only seek to have us fly flags of
| the division they seek to generate. I only fly the flag of the
| country I live in and give side eye to anyone that does
| otherwise.
| scared_together wrote:
| Is this a trend? Do you have any other examples? And what
| division would a world flag generate??
| pessimizer wrote:
| > And what division would a world flag generate?
|
| It's just a way of saying that you're too good for your
| neighbors. That's why it would appeal to liberals and
| libertarians alike.
| linsomniac wrote:
| I recently was listening to a 99 Percent Invisible podcast:
| Citizen of the World
| https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/665-citizen-of-the-wo...
|
| It's about a guy who has been fighting for ~50 years to be able
| to be a citizen of no country. I left that episode thinking "This
| is the hero we need right now."
|
| He has set up the World Citizen Government
| https://worldcitizengov.org/
| metalman wrote:
| ALL flags(standards/banners) are war symbols, declarations of
| intent to attack and of terrtory held by conquest,
| tribes,nations, and franchises alike. Any attemp to float the
| idea of a world flag is a (hidden attempt) of a declaration of
| total war on all countrys simultaneously, which unfortunatly is
| too ridiculous to even get points on style. Fashists always have
| some sort of fashion kink branding thing plus a cult of
| personality to get things going, but this one needs WAY too much
| explaining.
| ball_of_lint wrote:
| This is simply not true.
|
| Pride flags.
|
| Edit: Also the Esperanto Flag.
| tamimio wrote:
| That grade of blue is more like Neptune than earth, or blue
| giant.
| soupspaces wrote:
| "govvie bad so we make giga govment, then no bad"
|
| Instead of cool cool water make it an income distribution chart.
| More realistic.
| melonpan7 wrote:
| I love the initiative, I understand the transparency, although it
| doesn't really look that great imo.
| flybrand wrote:
| How would we represent this as a sticker on a vehicle?
|
| White outline around the clear field w blue dot?
| nmeofthestate wrote:
| The apotheosis of Reddit vexillology where all flag symbolism
| maps to geographical features.
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