For additional financial source, may I suggest that the project license some of their artworks? I think this has been asked for so many times before, maybe you should reconsider your stand on this. Of course Theo or the OpenBSD project as a whole, or the OBSD Foundation can define which artwork is licensed for what purpose and to whom or what organization. OpenBSD may be sitting too long on this potentially lucrative asset. We have to be clear that the objective is to keep the project sustainable. What do you think? Hope this helps.
On Wed, Jan 15, 2014 at 7:02 AM, Ted Unangst <t...@tedunangst.com> wrote: > On Tue, Jan 14, 2014 at 16:12, Erik Mitchell wrote: > > > I have not actively kept up with this list so forgive me if this can't > > be done, or isn't in line with the community's values, but what about > > doing a Kickstarter campaign for each OpenBSD release? Varying levels > > of support could get the different levels of swag that are already > > distributed: CD/DVD distributions, t-shirts, stickers, etc... > > > > One could also just contribute $10-$20 to be a supporter, and receive > > nothing material. > > You can do all this (and more!) on the website today. And you get > soonish delivery without having to wait until a thousand other people > donate. And the project doesn't have to pay out a cut to yet another > middleman.
