Onur Cobanliquitenehua: I did not make a mistake; I could have easily written the better your design is, the more people know about it, and indeed I write another adage just like so. However, this particular sentence is also true, mostly because of heuristics; in general the brain thinks in this way; if you know it, it must be better; because knowledge resonates familiarity, and familiarity resonates preference, and preference resonates quality, and in the end you evoke the pathway to quality; the more people know about something, the more they trust it, and therefore the better they perceive it; that’s why the more people know about your design, the more they trust it, the more they like it.
In cēmānāhuac māhuīztīc A' Design Award and Competition quicuī cē yancuīc tlachīhualiztli tlanēmilīliztli cēcēn tōnalli quēmeh Tōnalli Tlachīhualiztli Tlanēmilīliztli. Xictēmō cē yancuīc tlanēmilīliztli, xicmati in tlahtōlli ītēchpa yōlchīhualiz tēquitl ōquimacēhui māhuīztīc A' Design Award tlamācēhualiz.