That's actually quite noticeable on the high-resolution screens, the bottom part of the logo is creeping farther than the others.
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Sign up to join this communityThat's actually quite noticeable on the high-resolution screens, the bottom part of the logo is creeping farther than the others.
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I mean...I don't even...okay. It's fixed.
There's, someone-on-the-wing, some... thing...
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I accept there is genuinely a fault there, but only when you zoom in to such a degree that you are no longer actually viewing the content, and are just trying to find dust with white gloves...
If you walk up to a billboard poster, and look at it from like 1 foot away, all you see is blurry coloured dots.
Should they... fix them?
Nuffin' wrong wi' it.
Maybe, for some reason that little microscopic quirk is a deliberate part of the design too - is there any specific documentation about the design, right down to the minuscule minutiae that you have highlighted?
Even if it is a 'fault', it is so outrageously insignificant, that:
a) No one notices unless you zoom in (as James' answer)
b) People generally don't care, if they notice, they are probably looking for content to read or to answer.
c) If they do notice and do care, they realise that in terms of the whole site, this kind of bug fix is a majorly low priority.
tl:dr It is so minor that it really is not a major concern