Hi, Am 09.07.2017 um 00:27 schrieb Luya Tshimbalanga: First of all, the wallpaper is not just the background on the desktop itself its also the base for a lot of other artwork. Just take a look to Fedora Magazine, all Fedora 26 posts have as header the wallpaper design, all other artwork is also derived from it. So its not so easy. There is another point, what you like many others dont like, we always have some who liked a specific background lesser and the other one more, through the change we have a greater acceptance from all. And as third point, the design for the release is of importance for the team itself, its the only thing we come together as a team and work on something and the good designs we have and had came just through that. Removing it would have consequences on the team. After the removal of the code names, we had a little bit struggle as we had no starting point for our work anymore but we have solved that now since the last 2 releases and we would continue this way. When? br gnokii

This is a great point―bringing people together. I'm a new contributer to Fedora who did the initial draft of the F26 wallpaper that we're talking about. It's a surreal and incredible experience to see what that wallpaper eventually became being used on announcements, marketing, and reviews about the new release. While I have no experience about the per-release cycle of coming together as a team, the ability to work on this wallpaper with the design team as one of my initial contributions was extremely worthwhile and a great way to acclimate to the processes of open, distributed design. I know there are supplementary wallpaper votes that draw many contributions. When I was trying to figure out how to join/contribute to Fedora it would have been nice to have a clear "pitch the wallpaper for Fedora 27", or "share your design" or something. If you're open to that much involvement that may provide some clarity for people looking for "come together" new projects. Thanks for the good discussion! Short version: New contributer won't be offended if the wallpaper he helped with is changed for F27―and thinks the opportunity to contribute to the main wallpaper could be a draw for new contributors as well.