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The submission window for Christmas Logo is over.

We've received 3 submissions.

You can check them out in the link below:

http://pic8.co/d/28c66f26-fbf8-4c5f-a26c-a4405afcbaa0.jpg

To vote for your favorite, post a comment with the name of the creator of the logo you'd like to see on poal's banner for Christmas (Dec 15 to 31).

  • 1 vote per user

  • Votes will be closed on the 15th at 11:59AM (EST) and then the winner will be chosen.

Thank you everyone for participating!

The submission window for Christmas Logo is over. We've received 3 submissions. You can check them out in the link below: http://pic8.co/d/28c66f26-fbf8-4c5f-a26c-a4405afcbaa0.jpg To vote for your favorite, post a comment with the name of the creator of the logo you'd like to see on poal's banner for Christmas (Dec 15 to 31). * 1 vote per user * Votes will be closed on the 15th at 11:59AM (EST) and then the winner will be chosen. Thank you everyone for participating!

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[–] • 1 pt

Do you have something against Christmas in general?

Not in general, just against christmas decorations and christmas songs.

I haven't seen you complaining about the Hanukkah logo that has been on poal for over a week.

I assumed that was the admins trolling antisemites.

[–] • 1 pt

just against christmas decorations and christmas songs.

It's once a year and it makes kids happy. Don't you like it when kids are happy?

[–] • 1 pt

It's about a whole month a year. And And it's not the decorations or repetitive songs which makes the kids happy but the presents. I'd prefer to simply celebrate winter solstice without all the shenanigans.

[–] • 3 pts

Now see I can’t agree here. My children love the repetitive songs as children need repetition to learn things so they tend to enjoy this in their media.

That aside if your kids are only happy about the holiday due to presents, I’ve got to wonder if you are teaching them good values, time with family and good will towards men should bring much more happiness than receiving gifts.

Don’t you feel more joy from giving something back than receiving material things?

[–] • 2 pts

Also how would you celebrate anything without shenanigans?

[–] • 2 pts

And And it's not the decorations or repetitive songs which makes the kids happy but the presents.

I have to disagree. Kids love the festive feeling December brings, all the nice decorations, street lights and and songs. The presents are coming at the end of it.