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clarification, Otto! :)<br>
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<pre wrap="">On Tue, Oct 9, 2012 at 12:44 PM, Laird Sapir
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No, if I was being sarcastic, I would have made it much more obvious.
Text is not a very emotive medium. :)
The review guideline, as it stands, just reads what I pasted earlier.
Interpretation of that guideline is up to the reviewers and theme
authors.
I wouldn't use custom background for logos, since that makes little
sense. The use of Custom Headers makes slightly more sense, but that's
a core feature too. So really, it's all about implementation and
interpretation there.
If I was going to implement a Custom Logo feature, I'd make it
standalone and not use the core custom header/background functionality
for it.
-Otto
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