Does Google really need to change its logo for every birthday, celebration or religious holiday?

Today we have a celebration of the birthday of Roger Hargreaves, the creaotr of the Mr. Men/Little Miss stories. But is this necessary? And where was the logo change for the shooting of Bin Laden?|||I'm glad you said that, because I'm sick of it too. What started as quite a good idea is now stale and cheesey.





Google is too far up its own backside these days. Used to be good.|||Its called Google Doodles. Anybody can make and submit one and if yours would get picked it would be a great honor for an artist or graphic designer. As a graphic designer I would love to have a Google Doodle that I designed get picked, it would look great on a resume and portfolio and I thank Google for giving all artists the opportunity to do it. Now how Google picks the the days they will celebrate is a different question. There are hundreds of American poets, actors/actresses, musicians, athletes who have a birthday today, why they picked Roger Hargreaves over all the others is beyond me.



They probably didn't have time to design one on Bin Laden's death day, but probably next year they'll have one up. Of course he isn't dead, its all a government conspiracy I tells ya.|||No, it is not necessary, but it's creative and fun. There's nothing really wrong with it, because it doesn't interfere with your searches. And the reason why there is no logo for Bin Laden is because people have strong beliefs about that topic, and Google doesn't want to piss anyone off. They are just keeping it light and simple and fun.