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Pretty self-explanatory but the idea is to combine the "share" logo with the crossbones. The message is peers 2 peers, from many to many, sharing is caring, but the deisgn still recalls the awesome pirate flag.
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What if we use this as the bones, and put a skull above it
This stands well enough on its own. And the skull, although kinda classy in an edgy way, will always hold a rather negative connotation.
Obligatory Mitchell and Webb sketch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToKcmnrE5oY
Call me corny but a little floppy disk or a globe or something could be cool
A globe for the cranium and a floppy for the jaw maybe?
Looking at this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jolly_Roger
It looks like the main historical elements used in pirate vexillology were:
a skull
a skeleton
crossbones
a sword, spear, or dagger
a heart, often bleeding
an hourglass
elements of period seagoing clothing