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I have found that the Ubuntu logo LQ uses to identify Ubuntu users is the pre-Lucid logo
I have noticed that, when I look at my posts and look in the bottom left corner of them, I see a pre-Lucid Ubuntu logo even though I'm using the Maverick Meerkat. Is there any way LQ's logo can be updated?
In my opinion LQ should autodetect what version of a distro you have and adjust the logo accordingly rather than just have either the updated or outdated logos.
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