I just posted over on the MooTools blog about the Faces of Moo project.
The MooTools team would like to announce Faces of Moo. Faces of Moo is where we post photos of you and fellow community members wearing your MooTools shirts, hats, and hoodies. What better way to strengthen the MooTools community than by showing its talented members wearing their Moo colors?
Please check it out: http://mootools.net/blog/2009/05/29/faces-of-mootools/
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