Where is the Apple key?

When I first saw the new aluminium iMac I was astonished by the design of the product. When I saw the keyboard, I couldn’t not help but notice a very important thing – there was no apple logo on the command key! Instead, it was written “command” on the key which in my opinion, was much uglier then having an apple logo and a command sign on it. Later I realised that Apple did that on purpose. You are probably wondering why would Apple get rid of the apple key logo? The answer is simple – Windows switchers! Apple is doing everything nowadays to attract Windows users switch to using Mac and therefore trying to make Windows users feel at home with Apple products. What about us loyal Mac users? We are not important as we already know everything about a mac? They don’t care about us anymore? Unfortunately, it seems that way. Windows switchers are mostly confused when you tell them “ hit the command or apple button” they don’t know where that key is and it takes some time for them to get used to it. Apple figured all that and rushed to make it easier for them by simply putting command sign on to the key. The command key was the icon of the Mac community, and now Apple has taken it away from us. What is next, putting a Start sign on the Finder logo in Leopard? I always thought Mac users come first for Apple but it seems like I was wrong.