Question

Hey guys, so I was wondering if there is an ad for OS like where you can print and post around places, since I'm part of two universities, I was hoping I could post them around the campuses. It's sort of like what the mathforum site does, but was hoping to do it with OS, others can do this also, which would help OS get out there, so where can I find a nice looking ad to post are places? :P

Answer 1

WE GLOBAL

Answer 2

Yes, there is a flyer!
http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/521aa88de4b0750826df90c6

Answer 3

Go ahead use it everywhere. I believe it's under the creative commas license.

Answer 4

Oooh, thanks for the link dumbsearch ^.^

Answer 5

poster so small >.>

Answer 6

Use some computer skills, and expandddd :3

Answer 7

but then it's blurry :/

Answer 8

True :c

Answer 9

I wonder how big this one is... but it doesn't have that scanny thing...

Answer 10

whoa xD that seems big enough :P
but how I get the scanny thing? :/

Answer 11

You just print a million copies, using school printers :)

Answer 12

Oh I see what you mean, the little barcode thing >_>

Answer 13

yeah... :/

Answer 14

lol meh school printers don't have colored ink xD

Answer 15

Mine does ^.^, long as you pay 10 cents :c

Answer 16

nothing I can do about that lol

Answer 17

YOU SEE OS I'M PAYING FOR YOU

Answer 18

Unless if you go to a Fedex

Answer 19

But, yeah the bar code thing would be nice...no clue how you get it though.

Answer 20

Here, added the bar code (It's called a QR code).

Answer 21

It encodes data into it, and when you scan it on a phone you get to the website.

Answer 22

dumbsearch, me think it would look prettier if in the space in the bottom left corner? :3

Answer 23

Oh shucks I'll do it when I have time...

Answer 24

mk :)
(meanwhile... looking for a free printer with color >.> )

Answer 25

Thanks again @dumbsearch2 :3, as you can tell I'm not a computer person >_>.

Answer 26

Thanks for the QR code, DS.

Answer 27

got it ^_^
now, LETS START PRINTING!!! :D

Answer 28

Good to go.

Answer 29

Looks awesome, I'll be printing a few for monday :)

Answer 30

Thanks everyone :p

Answer 31

next step: Bookmarks ;)
so we can stick them in public libraries xD
whut cha think? :3

Answer 32

Go for it, if permitted to!

Answer 33

If you aren't permitted to, that's the more reason to it XD
nah jk

Answer 34

i dont think this should be aloud yet as openstudy still has a ton of problems

Answer 35

It's nothing people can't deal with, it's just a bit laggy at times, and topic sections glitch, other than that, I see no problem with OS.

Answer 36

Um it's a pretty refined infrastructure if you ask me- it's been established for years now

Answer 37

LOL Creative Heads... !!

Answer 38

How about this one?
Found it in an email, I don't think it has been posted on OS before.

Answer 39

@thomaster Wasn't Preetha assigning us a project to redesign it some time ago? I don't remember whether or not it was completed

Answer 40

@thomaster wow, this is the best one. I like it!

Answer 41

I wonder if anyone did a black and white flyer for people that are not planning on spending a small fortune on color ink.

Answer 42

@e.mccormick Or they could just print it in grayscale :) Every printer has that option.

Answer 43

^ Haha yeah

Answer 44

But but monotone is monotonous :P

Answer 45

I'm horrible... I go to Staples and enject a script to force OpenStudy as the browser homepage on their testing computers xD

Answer 46

Not gray, black and white. Since gray does not copy the same so there can be quality loss when you use the cheapest copier available so you can plaster the campus.

Answer 47

It looks a lot less attractive in black&white.
I could make an ink saving version but I'd need the original image with separate layers for that, like a psd file... which I don't have.

Answer 48

I'm just using my own printer, and printing page sized flyers (coloured). I think that's good enough :P

Answer 49

The average price to refill ink (as you are describing) with all the abstract colors, shadowing and depth, would cost around 28 dollars to refill all cartilages.

So, you want 1,000,000, which can be multiplied by 28

Now you're out 28,000,000 dollars.