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PHP Community Logo

PHP Community

The PHP community now has a logo. The winning artist is Peter Jovanovic (with contributions from Richard Davey). Congratulations, Peter, and thanks for the great logo.

We will hopefully soon have banners of various sizes that you can place on your site to promote the PHP community.

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PHP Community Logo was posted on Thu, 18 Mar 2004 at 03:49:37 GMT.

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