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very very good!!!

yeah nice mark...

Thanks guys.

Like this combination the best. Great work man!

well, come to think of it, in this version the 0%261s are much more visible, so I guess this one works fine too :) (glad u like my name )

I like everything except the 'b' in 'bits.'

JF, what is it you don't like about the 'b'?**Thanks guys for the comments, much appreciated!

As far as the 'B' goes...it resembles a 'D' a little too much for me%3B the indent is so subtle, it practically disappears. If you make this type smaller for use on, say, a business card, it will be even harder to read. %0D*%0D*I'm thinking you're attempting to keep consistency with the 'G', right? Well, if so, keep in mind that the horizontal line of the 'G' never does go to the far-left edge%3B it's a 'G' and isn't supposed to. A 'B' though, does. %0D*%0D*When you're using a squarish font/typeface (banker's gothic for one) it's a challenge to make letters that indent without facing this problem. Take a look at a few of them, that would be my suggestion. See how others resolve it. %0D*%0D*Love this logomark, by the way. It's really beautiful and communicates well, in my opinion.

P.S.: I'd say...if you want the 'B' to resemble the style of any other letter, it would work well corresponding with the 'D'%3B it's not squarish, and still works very well. Also: 'D' and 'B' are the first letters of the two words used in the company name, so it makes sense that their styles correspond. %0D*%0D*The 'G' and the 'S' are square enough for each other%3B the 'D' is currently the only rounded letter there, and could use the roundedness of 'B' for balance, in my opinion.

JF, that's all good. I see your point. Thanks for the feedback!

Pretty cool, but i'm not a big fan of the font.. one of my most hated fonts.... ever.