SCALEPUBLISHING has a new site symbol: △ (Unicode U+25B3, white up-pointing triangle). You will see it in the masthead beside the publisher name, in the browser tab favicon, and on home-screen icons when you save the site to your phone.

What changed

The imprint previously used ⟁ (U+27C1, a nested-triangle mathematical sign). That glyph was dense at favicon size and easy to clip in small squares. △ is simpler: one upward triangle, readable from 16×16 pixels up through the masthead, still in SCALE purple (#800080).

Updated assets:

• Masthead — config.extra.symbol → △
• Favicon — favicon.svg, favicon.ico
• Apple touch icon — apple-touch-icon.png
• Theme color — mobile browser chrome (#800080)
• Root logo — logo.svg

Why a triangle

SCALE publishes at many scales—monthly journals, weekly editions, book-length anthologies—knowledge for a world of limited resources. The triangle points up: lift, measure, index. It echoes the nested marks in older SCALE print logos without requiring the full Inkscape geometry in every chrome slot.

The geometric logos under static/img/logo/ remain part of the archive; the live site mark is now the Unicode triangle for clarity and consistency across templates.

More soon

This is a small chrome release ahead of larger catalog work described on History. If you have Records, PDFs, or files from the missing years, write up@scalepublishing.com—we can feed this publishing house together.