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Originally Posted by Andrenekoi
I believe it was always announced the logo came from a fan, so it is actually possible to prove. But I do agree some kind of official credit would be nice, I just think it shouldn't be such a big of a deal if you are not one of the intested parties, as we don't know what was the agreement in the first place.
That being said, are the logos credited on the dvd booklets?
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Because this is not the first time ayu's team did such thing. In Cirque de Minuit they even stole the idea without say one word like “the logo is come from fan idea”. Like the others said it's a matter of politeness and respect. Ayu's team as a part of creative industry, it is shameless they made a so-called logo design contest to grab ideas, and at the end didn't credit the original creator. Ayu's team is fucking frugal. I don't see they would pay one cent for the original logo creator. (Maybe only two tickets for POWER of A^3) It seems that they didn't hire a design team for logo, goods and tour main visual these days. The goods for past two tours look very lazy and horrible.