How do you like the new P-on-a-red-background symbol for full members? Thread poster: Jack Doughty
| Jack Doughty United Kingdom Local time: 13:13 Russian to English + ... In memoriam
I don't have any strong objection to it, but to me it looks like either a no-parking sign or a "Probationary" plate which is a legal requirement in some countries for new drivers for a set period after passing the test. I think I preferred the ribbon.
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I don't see this anywhere?? I still see blue ribbons? | | | Giles Watson Italy Local time: 14:13 Italian to English In memoriam | Jerzy Czopik Germany Local time: 14:13 Member (2003) Polish to German + ... Are you not mixing things up? | Oct 1, 2008 |
I remember this P-on-the-red-background-sign to be a sign for a member, who's not currently available on the site, as opposite to a P-on the-green-background-sign for members available on the site. You see those signs when you chose peoples profile for example. | |
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New symbol is for the ProZ.com Certified PRO participant | Oct 1, 2008 |
Hello Everyone, Yes, this is correct Giles. Thank you for clarifying this and providing a link to the screening criteria which was made public yesterday. Kind Regards, Patrick | | | Platary (X) Local time: 14:13 German to French + ... | Stuart Dowell Poland Local time: 14:13 Member (2007) Polish to English + ... Regarding the look of the "P" | Oct 2, 2008 |
I am delighted to have been included in the certified PRO program and love my new "P" in my profile. I would add only that the symbol, which I understand is supposed to look like a wax letter seal, thereby giving a seal of approval, does not display in sharp relief and looks a bit unclear. I know its supposed to be small but the green tick symbol appearing alongside seems much clearer and jumps out from the screen. | | | I like the "tomatazo" | Oct 2, 2008 |
As a Spaniard, and as a person who is very fond of tomatoes, I quite like the "tomatazo". Honest! Well done. | |
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Hester Eymers Netherlands Local time: 14:13 Member (2005) English to Dutch + ... I like the rosette | Oct 2, 2008 |
To me it looks like a rosette, which I like. My American Heritage Dictionary says: rosette - An ornament or badge made of ribbon or silk that is pleated or gathered to resemble a rose and is used to decorate clothing or is worn in the buttonhole of civilian dress to indicate the possession of certain medals or honors. Quite apt! | | | KathyT Australia Local time: 22:13 Japanese to English Interesting that it represents different things to different people. | Oct 2, 2008 |
stuart dowell wrote: ... the symbol, which I understand is supposed to look like a wax letter seal, thereby giving a seal of approval.... Tomás Cano Binder wrote: as a person who is very fond of tomatoes, I quite like the "tomatazo". Hester Eymers wrote: To me it looks like a rosette, which I like. And there I was thinking it looked like a cute bottle top. What does that say about me? Anyway, I think this is a great initiative on the part of Proz.com! Warm regards from Kathy in balmy Sydney | | | Marek Buchtel Czech Republic Local time: 14:13 Member (2005) English to Czech + ... SITE LOCALIZER
Hello, I've noticed that the P symbol has replaced the blue ribbon for those members that are PRO-certified (membership is one of the requirements). Not everywhere, but at least on homepage and in Kudoz. And New directory still contains the old P sign (circle, like a seal). It's obviously undr development It looks like F on smaller screens (my 15.4" laptop, for example). Does anybody have the same experie... See more Hello, I've noticed that the P symbol has replaced the blue ribbon for those members that are PRO-certified (membership is one of the requirements). Not everywhere, but at least on homepage and in Kudoz. And New directory still contains the old P sign (circle, like a seal). It's obviously undr development It looks like F on smaller screens (my 15.4" laptop, for example). Does anybody have the same experience? Marek
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I don't see it anywhere! I went to Stuart Dowell's profile, and only saw the blue ribbon with a PRO written on the side. | |
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Jack Doughty United Kingdom Local time: 13:13 Russian to English + ... TOPIC STARTER In memoriam No, you're not blind | Oct 2, 2008 |
Actually I regret having started this topic at this time. I did not realize that the symbol was only for the new "PRO" class members, and it is at present only visible to them and not to anyone else. Presumably this will change later, possibly on October 7th, when there is some sort of official unveiling of this status due to take place. | | |
N.M. Eklund wrote: I don't see it anywhere! I went to Stuart Dowell's profile, and only saw the blue ribbon with a PRO written on the side. I did exactly the same, I even entered twice to look for the "P" and can't find it anywhere. On which pages do you actually see the famous "P"? | | | Niraja Nanjundan (X) Local time: 17:43 German to English You can see it on the Certified Pro page | Oct 2, 2008 |
N.M. Eklund wrote: I went to Stuart Dowell's profile, and only saw the blue ribbon with a PRO written on the side. Hi Natalia, hi Cristina, I couldn't see it on Stuart's profile either! If you really want to see the symbol, though, you can see it on the Certified Pro page under "What people are saying." The symbol appears next to each person's name. Regards, Niraja | | | To report site rules violations or get help, contact a site moderator: You can also contact site staff by submitting a support request » How do you like the new P-on-a-red-background symbol for full members? TM-Town | Manage your TMs and Terms ... and boost your translation business
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