I'm no designer by any means but I love to play around with photoshop and pretend I'm some design whiz, but I know a few fundamental things that apply to how branding works and how logos and company names work.
I see a lot of you seem to think for a logo to become successful it needs to tell you exactly what it represents, which isn't true, but is more of an added bonus if somehow you strike it lucky to achieve and deliver what it is you're making this logo for. Take a few examples of the big brand names and logos around the world, only very few of these tell you instantly what it is this company does with the logo they use.
Just look at the big yellow M that McDonalds use, how does that tell you that they sell food? It doesn't but you associate the big M with food because they've been bombarding you with it for years in advertisement. So any logo anyone here produces is valid and is worthy to become the new MoE logo, it doesn't need to include the infinity loop or anything that really tries to suggest endurance, because ultimately its how the logo is used and seen that will add this association.
Loving some of the suggestions so far, I'd love to submit something but I is a newb and I'd feel embarrassed cause you'd all laugh
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