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The '''[[BLogo]]''' is a graphic symbol for [[boylove]] that is widely used across the [[online boylove community]]. It consists of two blue intertwined triangles, one outer that symbolizes the man, and one inner that symbolizes the [[boy]] in a boylove relationship.  Due to its shape, it is occasionally described as a "spirangle".
The '''[[BLogo]]''' is a graphic symbol for [[boylove]] that is widely used across the [[online boylove community]]. It consists of two blue intertwined triangles, one outer that symbolizes the man, and one inner that symbolizes the [[boy]] in a boylove relationship.  Due to its shape, it is occasionally described as a "spirangle".
 
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The BLogo was designed in February 1997 by Kalos in response to a online design contest sponsored by Tygyr, a teenage boylover whose Tygyrnet website was very popular at the time. Various triangle designs had been proposed but none became popular with the BL communities of the day. When Kalos submitted his design, it struck an instant chord and was adapted very quickly by [[Free Spirits]] and by many other on-line boylover organizations.

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BL Planet by DaveBOYLOVER


The BLogo is a graphic symbol for boylove that is widely used across the online boylove community. It consists of two blue intertwined triangles, one outer that symbolizes the man, and one inner that symbolizes the boy in a boylove relationship. Due to its shape, it is occasionally described as a "spirangle".