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SA Green Book

The SA Green Book (IC) is a keyboard keyset inspired by the Oscar-winning film, Green Book. Featuring a turquoise and white theme, it incorporates movie elements as novelties. The keyset aims to capture the film's light and spirited essence. Interest may lead to a group buy in the future.

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07 Jun 2019

Community Sentiment

18 votes

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Positive39%

Neutral33%

Negative28%

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Total Votes

Feedback Items

39%

33%

28%

Positive (39%)

Neutral (33%)

Negative (28%)

Positive Feedback

Love text novelties and excited to buy the set.
Enjoying the color scheme and looking forward to the set's development.
Appreciates the project and expresses enthusiasm for future group buy.
Loves the set and thinks the theme is perfectly fine.
Loves the colors and plans to support the project in the future.
Thought the movie was good, and appreciates the design other's input.
Excited for the project and has positive past experiences with the designer.

Negative Feedback

Concerned about the novelty designs and color choices not fitting well.
Feels like the project is underdeveloped and lacks clarity.
Dislikes the association of food with keycaps and finds it off-putting.
Asserts that many might not understand the movie's reference.
Expresses disappointment with the current theme and color choices.

Suggestions

Adjust the novelties' colors for better harmony with the base.
Provide more detailed information on the inspiration behind the design.
Consider a uniform profile for better aesthetics.
Break TKL, alphas, and numpad for broader appeal to consumers.

Common Questions

Any plans for breaking TKL, alphas, and numpad?
Why was the Green Book chosen as inspiration for the design?

🤖 AI Summary

The thread has moderate engagement with 18 comments and a good mix of positive and negative sentiments, indicating a balanced interest level but also concern about the design. Feedback varied from deep appreciation to constructive criticism.