The Triple Goddess symbol--differences of the hemispheres

While doing a bit of looking at lunar phases, I came across something that I hadn't realized before.

Being a northern hemisphere gal my whole life, I tend to look at things from the viewpoint of the northern hemisphere--for sabbats, for astrological aspects, and so on.

Most people are familiar with the currently popular triple goddess symbol comprised of a waxing crescent, full moon, and waning crescent as follows:

)O(

Here in the northern hemisphere, that works out great. Check out the lunar calendar for the northern hemisphere for this month:

http://www.tutiempo.net/en/moon/phases_10_2011.htm

If you put, say, the moon from October 2, the moon from October 12, and the moon from October 23 next to each other, you'd get that )O( symbol.

But watch what happens when we move it to the southern hemisphere lunar calendar:

http://www.tutiempo.net/en/moon/phases_10_2011_S.htm

If you put those same dates next to each other, you get waxing-full-waning displayed as (O). 

This brings up some interesting theological questions, including does the triple goddess symbol have relevance if you're living in the southern hemisphere? I'd be curious to hear members from the southern hemisphere weigh in. 

I'm also curious if anyone else has thought about this...again, my northern hemisphereocentric views came in to play with this. It never occurred to me that it wouldn't work for other people. 

Any thoughts?