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I don't like the cat as a mascot. There are, from my perspective, entirely too many cats on the internet already anyway. I would prefer a personification for the search for knowledge like an anthropomorphic torch, lighthouse, or a "loyal dog sniffing out knowledge" or some such. If anything the usage of a cat seems more directly tied to the rising tide of antisocial behavior and misanthropy in our internet connected and media saturated culture. As a superficial mascot a dog would be more "social" is my argument and "community oriented" in its cultural context. Otherwise thank you for Lumo.