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The ASCII emblems did not look like the club logo. They were averaged from the Braille badge, which blurred the eyes, and the small one was a hand-drawn smiley. A later fit to the logo (matching blurred renderings) still gave broken rings, stray punctuation, and a smile that merged into the inner ring.

scripts/generate-emblems.mjs now draws the logo as line art, the way line-ASCII artists did. It starts from the logo itself (scripts/emblem-face.svg, the face without the lettered band) and thins the strokes. Each cell that holds a stroke gets the plain character that follows the stroke's direction and position: _ - ' for near-horizontal, / \ for diagonal, | ( ) for upright, with only one stroke character per row where lines run upright. The glyph set is .'-_|/()plus@` for the pupils. The left half is mirrored onto the right, the face is drawn at 90% size so the smile does not merge into the inner ring, and the eyes are hand-drawn motifs placed at the pupils' positions (the right eye is a copy of the left, as in the logo).

The large emblem also writes the logo's lettered band: "Computer Association of NBT" along the top and the tagline along the bottom. Each word is a straight run of upright letters (horizontal, diagonal, or vertical, whichever drifts least from the band). A word that does not fit replaces part of a ring.

File	Size	Rings
ascii-emblem-large.txt	56 × 26	outer, inner
ascii-emblem-medium.txt	40 × 19	outer, inner
ascii-emblem-small.txt	26 × 12	outer
ascii-emblem-tiny.txt	20 × 9	outer

The medium emblem fits an 80 × 24 terminal. ascii-logo.txt is gone: below 14 rows the startup writes plain NBTCA, and Unicode terminals that cannot fit a Braille badge fall back to these emblems. scripts/generate-art.mjs no longer generates emblems.

Validation: npm run check passes except npm audit, which already fails on main for vite 6.4.4 (GHSA-8g5g-mxqh-grgj). Checked in a pseudoterminal at 80×40, 80×24, 80×17, and 80×14 with LANG=C.