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Meet "Stiki Jr.", the stick-person mascot of WikiJunior. Stiki is a happy soul who loves to read and contribute to wikibooks designed for children. He was created as part of the Wikijunior logo proposal C by Willscrlt. Stiki Jr. is intended to be gender, race, and age neutral. Stiki uses web-safe, primary colors to look good in any browser and appeal to youth.

Stiki Jr. was designed to be holding a book between the two hands, but, being a stick-person, the limbs and other body elements can be easily moved to pose Stiki in a variety of positions. Stiki could be used in tutorials, welcome messages, awards, or anywhere else such a happy soul might be useful. While designed for the Wikijunior project, Stiki is project neutral, and could be used on any Wikimedia Foundation site.

WikiJunior logo proposals

Discussion for a WikiJunior Logo is ongoing. These logos were created by me as proposals for a new WikiJunior logo. Please add your thoughts to the appropriate discussion pages.

These logos are part of Proposal C, Version C2:

Description	Type		v1	Logo
Stiki Jr. mascot	Standard		n/a
Stiki Jr. with a wikibook	Standard		C2.1
Stiki Jr. with star background	Standard		C2.1

These logos are part of Proposal D, Version D2:

Description	Type		v1	Logo
Primary colors	Favicon		D2
Primary colors	Standard		D2

Licensing Note: Since Stiki Jr. is such a simple character and extremely posable, it would be silly to try to copyright or trademark Stiki. However, I am granting Wikimedia Foundation exclusive license to the term Stiki Jr. in conjunction with this particular character as a possible mascot for its use. Additionally, only the bare stick figure is released into the Public Domain. Any version of Stiki Jr. that incorporates other Foundation intellectual property (such as logos and wordmarks) is not part of the public domain even though it may incorporate Stiki Jr. within it. In other words, stick figures such as this one are very simple figures, but when combined with other elements, it becomes a unique piece of intellectual property usually subject to different licenses.

self-made

2008-06-18

Willscrlt

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Please also refer to the Licensing Note above for more details.