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feat(website): logo poll at /logo/ with cookie-free vote counter 
Two marks (M and R) side by side, EN + DE, with the site-header and real
16 px favicon context for each. Votes go to ops/poll/pollsvc.py, a stdlib
Python service behind nginx at /api/poll/ (SQLite, systemd DynamicUser,
rate-limited). Devices are counted once via a salted hash of IP + user
agent; the privacy pages document it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MScAinbyMdeNc7H2BZdnnG
2026-08-26 12:57:23 +02:00

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Which logo? Two proposals for the Furtka mark. Pick the one you like better — it takes one click. logo /logo/ single poll logo
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M — the f in the gate A lowercase f cut out of an arched gate. The stem is the gate post, the two rails are the crossbars.
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R — window, wheel and F An arched window with a wheel of spokes behind it; in the top-right pane the spoke becomes an F.
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This one Your pick Switch to this one {n} votes so far. Thank you! Couldn't reach the poll right now — please try again in a moment. Voting needs JavaScript. No cookies, no account. To count each device once, the server keeps a salted hash of your IP address and browser — not the address itself. Details in the <a href="/privacy/">privacy notice</a>.

Furtka is Polish for a small garden gate — the little door in the fence that lets you in without opening the whole thing. Both marks play with that: one draws the letter into the gate, the other looks through the gate at a wheel. Below each mark you see how it sits in the site header and as a real 16-pixel browser-tab icon.