>
> I did have the concern expressed above that the reversed Pilcrow 
> in a box e.g. in an editor menu looks like it should create a new 
> paragraph,


I wouldn't be too concerned about that. The Pilcrow is familiar as an 
end-of-paragraph symbol, but I have never seen an editor that uses it to 
stand for "create paragraph".

Apparently there is a Pilcrow button in MS Word, but that stands for "show 
hidden formatting".

For my own package, I think that the documentation
  https://github.com/allefeld/atom-pandoc-pdf#toolbar-buttons
should make it completely clear.

And once the symbol is used on the Pandoc website, users will automatically 
start associating it with Pandoc.

 

> and isn't obviously recognizable as a logo. 
>

A properly designed logo would certainly be nice. A while ago there was a 
comment from a designer on the repo offering to design a logo. I left a 
comment, maybe he chimes in.

But I would propose that for the moment we just settle on a font, and leave 
possible further logo design for the future.

And that would mean that you, John, have to decide which font it is 
supposed to be. :)

C

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