It’s fascinating—and a little scary—to think about how much information the internet is home to. For years and years, it’s been hosting facts, statistics, home videos, personal anecdotes, cute animal memes, archiving fonts, and historical references. The list is seemingly endless.

Overwhelming? Sure. But, it’s also exciting to think about how accessible knowledge is, especially in the design world. Celebrating its 21st year of hosting a searchable database of logos, LogoLounge is home to well over 350,000 logos submitted by its members, further proving the extraordinary capacity of the internet and a testament to those little emblems sparking such great debate—and, yes, vitriol.

“I’ve been at this for two decades, and it never gets old. Every year I find it fascinating, and more and more, I realize just how important it is,” said Bill Gardner, president of Gardner Design and founder of LogoLounge, in a press release.