always mind your target audience

    targeted signage / zielgruppengerechte beschilderung :)

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      Stewf added this photo to his favorites. (20 months ago)

    2. Stewf (20 months ago | reply)

      Great!

      As an aside, these signs always confuse me. In North America anything forbidden has a slash through it or is written out with a "NO". To me, this reads "dogs allowed".

    3. quasistoic (20 months ago | reply)

      What's forbidden by the top sign?

    4. Stewf (20 months ago | reply)

      I think it's just where the dog sign was attached.

    5. ninastoessinger (20 months ago | reply)

      Ah see, we're conditioned to the color scheme. Round, thick red border on white means forbidden. Dogs allowed would be a white dog on blue background (which I don't think specifically exists, but that's the logic).

      The top sign (just forbidden, with nothing specified) means generally no driving/riding any sorts of vehicles.

      Plenty of Swiss road signs for your enjoyment: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bildtafel_der_Verkehrsz eichen_in_de...

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      Florian Hardwig added this photo to their favorites. (20 months ago)

    7. Hrant (20 months ago | reply)

      quasistoic: nihilism.

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