Among other things, Rune wrote:

> To explain my criticism, let me first describe the distinction between
> what I call a logo, and what I call the "presentation of a logo". The
> thing is - the same basic logo can be presented in many different
> versions.

I think I agree with Rune. Why don't you (Rafal) concentrate on making a 
cool "presentation" of the logo? Don't try to replicate the 2D logo, but 
create a scene which could be "the scene the 2D logo is based on", if you 
know what I mean. Make some cool 3D letters (not just extruded), do real 
things (atoms or whatever) for the dots on "i" and "j", create a "real" 
orbit around the letters.

Taking the liberty to link to Rune's site:

This is the logo (by the way, I really like it...): 
http://runevision.com/misc/povraylogo/logodisplay/logo01b.gif

This is what I think you should be doing: 
http://runevision.com/misc/povraylogo/logodisplay/logo01e.jpg

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