Is this logo for a fire detection company a direct rip of the below
RSS feed logo? I'll let you be the judge.
Company Logo in question:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhAiIRGFaqSrsLPHBAkeJVbcTAUe5XPzw0rCSzDnK_ePoLubZb952RB62B2v_OPpgmmIPzs6gx-0W-drrxMyBrektCddi6liOkY9v9sFf5lDkVPkecG1VFazxbbIbz9nQA8zAPa/s400/force+fire.jpg)
Original
RSS Logo:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjlcTJ8-Vn-y5hG5Q2LQfTYfWywUkh7j7y6w45iXDqbksDzqF4m6SyjvXc5GgRH6ImxZQbtCrXF-kZ43Lzg-Yt1XJkyn37e__jk9Br6k07X4HqskqMgD_3CPIiW7r3men2a-7eW/s400/RSS+Logo.jpg)
How could such a close cousin of the
RSS logo be produced naturally? Is it really possible that a designer has gazed at the screen for long enough, not realizing that his
unconscious has absorbed this image only to regurgitate it as a logo for a client? Or worse, has someone sat down and found a way to use the logo without changing it at all (except rotating it 90 degrees)? At least change the colour or something, geeez!
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