HTML5 gets a logo, will it help adoption?

[ Thanks to SMK for this link. ]

"From the 'Nice Logo, But Where's the Final Spec?' files:

"A logo is a critical element of a brand. Now the W3C is attempting to brand the emerging HTML5 web standard with a new logo.

"Looks decent enough to me, and considering that HTML 4 and XHTML (transitional or otherwise) never had any such 'brands', this is a new step for web dev standards, kinda/sorta.

"Much of the debate lately around HTML5 has centered around the video and audio tags that HTML5 introduces -- but those are just small parts of a much larger and robust reworking of the web."

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