This cool idea just appeared in my head 5 seconds ago! Should VV have some kind of mascot, like some kind of animal? If so, any suggestions? 
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Well, considering this is a site for those of us who maintain a plant-based diet and lifestyle, how about a plant for a mascot? (I'm serious.)
How about an apple tree as a mascot? I personally love apples. And apple blossoms are very pretty to look at. Apple blossoms appear in the spring and are a sign that something delicious is on its way.
How about an apple tree as a mascot? I personally love apples. And apple blossoms are very pretty to look at. Apple blossoms appear in the spring and are a sign that something delicious is on its way.
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"Family" of most commonly factory farmed animals with their "hands" around each other's shoulders with a sign saying "Thank You."
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Well, it would help, probably. She's very cute tho!
Sam the koala bear who was seriously burnt in Australia's bush fires.
I really don't see why the criteria is that the mascot has to be herbivore. I always thought that animals didn't have a choice of eating flesh or plants.
Anyway, Sam had the most horrific burn and was saved by fire fighters. Sadly, she died despite all the care and treatment that was given to her.
BTW, Elsa was the very first lion to have been raised by humans and went on to lead a life of a wild lioness. She also sadly died at a young age leaving behind her three beautiful cubs.
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How would a mascot be different than a logo? What would you do with the mascot? (These are honest questions, not being sarcastic. I keep reading them and trying to re-word them so they don't sound like I'm being a smartass..)
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A mascot can be cute in a way a logo can't be. Also, a logo is perhaps more static whereas a mascot can be changed around more. Overall, I think a mascot might help with our "branding" and helping people recognize us e.g. on social media.
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Okay, I rethought the mascot idea.
How about "Veggio", a generic strong, tough and healthy vegan athlete? They can be either male or female, or perhaps a gender-neutral or androgynous character. Or how about two athletes, one male and one female, with arms linked? The name can be changed or tweaked, I don't mind.
How about "Veggio", a generic strong, tough and healthy vegan athlete? They can be either male or female, or perhaps a gender-neutral or androgynous character. Or how about two athletes, one male and one female, with arms linked? The name can be changed or tweaked, I don't mind.
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What about a rotating mascot of member's companion animals? We could submit pictures and have a vote off on a monthly/ quarterly/ whatever basis.
And yes, this is a thinly- veiled attempt to make Lola Internet - famous.
And yes, this is a thinly- veiled attempt to make Lola Internet - famous.
What about a rotating mascot of member's companion animals? We could submit pictures and have a vote off on a monthly/ quarterly/ whatever basis.
And yes, this is a thinly- veiled attempt to make Lola Internet - famous.
Watch out or she'll become a new advice animal - Lazy Lola. And god knows we have enough of them already.
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