Original sentence: " Red Peak's opponents have sought to use the similarities between the two designs to scuttle the flag's bid for a referendum spot, a tactic Red Peak's supporters have dismissed as a "red herring".Aaron Dustin, Red Peak's creator, has stated that his design is original, and indeed, despite the media controversy, Peak Engineering's "flattered" owners, as well as the logo's designer, have expressed support for Red Peak, noting that it would be "awesome" to see New Zealand adopt such a "clean, crisp design" as its national flag.Red Peak also bears a resemblance to the corporate logo of Peak Engineering & Design of Apex, North Carolina.The logo—designed in 2008 by Yellow Dog Creative, a Raleigh-based design firm—features a 'red peak', surrounded by a white chevron and two black right triangles, meant to invoke the company's motto, "The peak of good living
Edited sentence: " Red Peak's supporters have dismissed the comparison as irrelevant.Aaron Dustin, Red Peak's creator, has pointed out that his design is original, and differs in form and color.Peak Engineering's owners, and the logo's designer, have expressed support for Red Peak, noting that it would be "awesome" to see New Zealand adopt Red Peak's "clean, crisp design" as its national flag.Red Peak's opponents have sought to undermine the Red Peak flag's bid for a referendum spot by pointing out similarities to existing corporate logos.The logo—designed in 2008 by Yellow Dog Creative, a Raleigh-based design firm—features a red triangle, surrounded by a white chevron and two black right triangles, meant to invoke the company's motto, "The peak of good living.They claim the Red Peak design bears a resemblance to the corporate logo of Peak Engineering & Design of Apex, North Carolina, U