Google Confuses Users with 'Googlle' Logo

[JMcEntegart]

Google only just cleared up all the extra-terrestrial/UFO business last week but the search engine had users scratching their heads again this past weekend with a doodle to celebrate the site's birthday.

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[Honis]

Maybe they hired a Tom's Editor to review the spelling before publishing the logo.

 

[doomtomb]

Just google search why google changed its logo

 

[snurp85]

Google has always changed how their logo looks, changing font or adding additional pictures to it. Its almost a weekly event. Why is this all of a sudden surprising people? Aside from wondering what prompts each new design, why are people so confused and worried about new google images?

 

[nukemaster]

Well holding ones mouse over it and having it say Google turns 11 kind of gives it away.

Its not as mind boggling as some think.

 

[grieve]

[citation][nom]Honis[/nom]Maybe they hired a Tom's Editor to review the spelling before publishing the logo.[/citation]
Thats funny man!

 

[hibbiejibbie3]

Or you could just hover your cursor over the logo and it will tell you...

 

[cdillon]

The HTML TITLE tag on the Google doodle images tells you what they're all about. In most browsers you just hover your mouse cursor over the image and it'll show you the image title text. I remember with the UFO doodle it said something like "H.G. Wells Birthday". I missed the "Googlle" one but it probably said something like "Google's 11th Birthday". There's no mystery here.

 

[Guest]

Who even goes to the page anymore?

 

[foody]

This literally just proves how stupid some people are. Is it that difficult to hover your mouse over the image and veiw the alt text that states what the reasoning behind the image is? I mean, 95% of the time that's all you have do with their logos.

 

[Firehead2k]

More pressing, why is this news on a hardware oriented site?

 

[intelliclint]

The title or alt text did NOT explain what the double L was for. I saw it and even clicked on the doodle but it didn't go to a page that explained it.

 

[antilycus]

i bet its because people are so stupid they commonly misspell the Google.

 

[Assmar]

[citation][nom]Honis[/nom]Maybe they hired a Tom's Editor to review the spelling before publishing the logo.[/citation]
At least theirs is not as bad as BigDownload's grammar and spelling.

 

[Honis]

In leet speak l can represented by the number 1.

In most fonts they are usually only a few pixels different, 1 ,l.

Google had a leet speak language for its homepage, but I am failing at finding the option.

(This post has been translated to English from leet speak).

 

[fortmccubble]

[citation][nom]Honis[/nom]In leet speak l can represented by the number 1.In most fonts they are usually only a few pixels different, 1 ,l.Google had a leet speak language for its homepage, but I am failing at finding the option.(This post has been translated to English from leet speak).[/citation]

I believe this is what you're looking for? http/www.google.com/intl/xx-hacker/

Seriously though, this stuff is a result of more people finding their way into the magical window of the internet and being stupid as usual.

 

[Gin Fushicho]

Doesnt anyone ever hover over the logo? If you just plant your mouse on the logo it tells you whats so special about it being changed every time.

 

[Major7up]

[citation][nom]Honis[/nom]Maybe they hired a Tom's Editor to review the spelling before publishing the logo.[/citation]
LOL! That was pretty damn funny!

 

[bootleghooch]

[citation][nom]intelliclint[/nom]The title or alt text did NOT explain what the double L was for. I saw it and even clicked on the doodle but it didn't go to a page that explained it.[/citation]
It did when I saw it. Just had to hover over the logo.

 

[Manos]

[citation][nom]Honis[/nom]Maybe they hired a Tom's Editor to review the spelling before publishing the logo.[/citation]
lmfao