Black&White T-shirt

[Anh Hung Nguyen]

Dear All,

This is the design for our T-shirt in Black & White. We've decided to use this 2 colors because there're only 6 colors available if we want to go with the silk printing.

Le me know what you think before we publish this on our site!

Cheers,

Nguyen Anh Hung
Investment Officer/ IR Coordinator
Trung Nguyen Group
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[Patrick Kennedy]

Wow, all those votes brings us to B&W. Talk about anti-climatic.

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[Michael Smith Jr.]

I must admit

The most discussion out of any barcamp I have ever seen over a shirt

Can't wait to wear it

:)

[Patrick Kennedy]

Looking forward to the Barcamp, but I'm not sure if I really need a
B&W Puritan T.

PK

[Huy]

Go to Barcamp for the food! :)


Sorry to those who run the survey, but I have to be frank: it was poorly done and skewed the results.

Mistake #1: having the T-shirt with logos on the back for only the first design and not the others. Yes, a note was added after the first votes were in. (a) it's too late for the early votes. (b) people dont' read every word, they skim and easily skipped that.

Mistake #2: Anyone familiar with politics and elections knows what happens when you take a party and create a similar party: it splits the vote. This is what happened here. The first T-shirt got 31 votes, the 2nd 21 and the 3rd 14 votes. I think either the 2nd or 3rd is better than the 1st. And I'm pretty sure that others would agree. If you add up 21 + 14 you get 35, a clear win for the more unique design.


I'm willing to bet if you a run-of election with only 2 choices (remove the 3rd) with the logos in the back, you would not have a puritan T win. The Green Curve would win.

Welcome to game theory folks.

Sent from my iPhone (nah, not really)

[Huy]

Spelling correction for those who want to google: Runoff election

On Tue, Dec 01, 2009 at 08:20:38AM -0800, Huy wrote:
> Go to Barcamp for the food! :)
>
>
> Sorry to those who run the survey, but I have to be frank: it was poorly done and skewed the results.
>
> Mistake #1: having the T-shirt with logos on the back for only the first design and not the others. Yes, a note was added after the first votes were in. (a) it's too late for the early votes. (b) people dont' read every word, they skim and easily skipped that.
>
> Mistake #2: Anyone familiar with politics and elections knows what happens when you take a party and create a similar party: it splits the vote. This is what happened here. The first T-shirt got 31 votes, the 2nd 21 and the 3rd 14 votes. I think either the 2nd or 3rd is better than the 1st. And I'm pretty sure that others would agree. If you add up 21 + 14 you get 35, a clear win for the more unique design.
>
>
> I'm willing to bet if you a run-of election with only 2 choices (remove the 3rd) with the logos in the back, you would not have a puritan T win. The Green Curve would win.
>
> Welcome to game theory folks.
>
> On Tue, Dec 01, 2009 at 11:15:03PM +0700, Patrick Kennedy wrote:

[Patrick Kennedy]

Yeah, I agree - the green curve would win, for sure. Anyways, I'm not
trying to be a party pooper. I'm sure we'll all have a great time and
enjoy the interchange.