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commit 60246d07484ce72139483e7bbcc52c7b45a3b408
Author: Matt Caswell <m...@openssl.org>
Date:   Tue Aug 21 15:30:13 2018 +0100

    Update the support contracts page
    
    In accordance with an OMC vote
    
    Reviewed-by: Tim Hudson <t...@openssl.org>
    (Merged from https://github.com/openssl/web/pull/71)

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Summary of changes:
 support/contracts.html | 93 +++++++++++---------------------------------------
 1 file changed, 20 insertions(+), 73 deletions(-)

diff --git a/support/contracts.html b/support/contracts.html
index 0651184..7f35804 100644
--- a/support/contracts.html
+++ b/support/contracts.html
@@ -15,7 +15,9 @@
            <a href="/community/contacts.html">OpenSSL Software Services</a>
            offers three different types of support contract.  If you
            have specific requirements not addressed by any of these plans,
-           or for more information, discuss custom arrangements.</p>
+           or for more information, please contact us at
+           <a 
href="mailto:osf-cont...@openssl.org";>osf-cont...@openssl.org</a> to
+           discuss custom arrangements.</p>
 
            <p>Please see the <a href="#definitions">list of definitions</a>
            at the bottom of the page for the definitions used below.</p>
@@ -25,11 +27,11 @@
              Enterprise Level Support</dt>
              <dd>Designed for the large enterprise utilising OpenSSL
              extensively in product lines or critical infrastructure.</dd>
-             <dt><a href="#vendor"><dt>Vendor</a> Support</dt>
+             <dt><a href="#vendor">Vendor</a> Support</dt>
              <dd>Designed for organisations requiring support of product
              lines using OpenSSL or for customised in-house versions of
              OpenSSL.</dd>
-             <dt><a href="#basic"><dt>Basic</a> Support<dt>
+             <dt><a href="#basic">Basic</a> Support<dt>
              <dd>Basic technical support for application development shops or
              end users.</dd>
            </dl>
@@ -38,102 +40,47 @@
            <h3><a name="premium">Premium Level Support</a></h3>
            <p>US$50,000 annually</p>
            <ul>
-             <li>All technical support requests handled directly by a 
Designated Responder
-             <li>24x7x365 availability
-             <li>Four Support Administrators
-             <li>Unlimited Service Requests
-             <li>Custom patch preparation and creation
-             <li>OpenSSL FIPS Object Module support included
-             <li>FIPS validation support
+             <li>A custom support contract designed to meet the needs of a 
specific Enterprise customer
+             <li>Exact costs will depend on the terms of the agreed support 
contract
            </ul>
-           <p>The premium support plan is designed for the large enterprise
+           <p>The premium support plan is intended for the large enterprise
            using OpenSSL as an essential component of multiple products or
            product lines or in support of in-house or commercially provided
-           services. Many prospective Premium Level customers have already
-           hired individual OpenSSL team members for specific tasks. The
-           typical large enterprise customer has a capable in-house technical
-           staff but still finds it cost-effective to engage the world class
-           talent of OpenSSL authors and maintainers.  Customisation of
-           OpenSSL by prospective Schedule A customers is common, as are
-           "private label" FIPS 140-2 validations.</p>
-           <p>Note we don't expect to sell very many of the premium support
-           plans, but those few customers will receive careful attention for
-           both immediate problems and long range strategic interests.</p>
+           services. The typical large enterprise customer has a capable 
in-house
+           technical staff but still finds it cost-effective to engage OpenSSL
+           authors and maintainers directly.</p>
 
            <h3><a name="vendor">Vendor Level Support</a></h3>
-           <p>US$20,000 annually</p>
+           <p>US$25,000 annually</p>
            <ul>
-             <li>Institutional Response with escalation to Designated 
Responder as appropriate.
-             <li>12x5 availability
-             <li>Two Support Administrators
+             <li>Email response
              <li>Limit of four Service Requests per month
-             <li>Custom patch preparation
-             <li>OpenSSL FIPS Object Module support included
-             <li>FIPS validation support excluded
+             <li>Patch preparation
+             <li>Two Support Administrators
            </ul>
            <p>This plan is designed for the medium enterprise using OpenSSL
            for a single product or product line. The prospective Vendor Level
            Support customer has a proficient technical staff but no specific
-           expertise in cryptography or OpenSSL. Technical support is
-           provided for use of the unmodified OpenSSL FIPS Object Module, but
-           not for validations of derivative software.</p>
+           expertise in cryptography or OpenSSL.</p>
 
            <h3><a name="basic">Basic Support</a></h3>
-           <p>US$10,000 annually</p>
+           <p>US$15,000 annually</p>
            <ul>
-             <li>Institutional Response only
-             <li>8x5 availability
+             <li>Email response
+             <li>Limit of one Service Requests per month
              <li>One Support Administrator
-             <li>Limit of one unique Service Request per month
-             <li>OpenSSL FIPS Object Module support excluded
-             <li>FIPS validation support excluded
            </ul>
            <p>This plan is designed for the medium to small enterprise
-           relying on stock OpenSSL for significant products or services and
+           relying on standard OpenSSL for significant products or services and
            lacking internal resources for effectively addressing all
            operational and application development issues.</p>
 
            <h3><a name="definitions">Support Terms</a></h3>
            <dl>
-             <dt>Customer Contacts</dt>
-             <dd>Customer personnel familiar with the customer's software
-             environment coordinating technical support correspondence
-             between the customer and OSF personnel for a specific service
-             request.  The Customer Contacts are the sole liaisons for such
-             technical correspondence with the OSF.  It is recommended that
-             the Customer Contacts be knowledgeable about the customer
-             environment and use of the OpenSSL software and have an
-             understanding of the problem for which support services are
-             requested.</dd>
-
-             <dt>Designated Responder</dt>
-             <dd>All technical support is provided by OpenSSL team members or
-             their close collaborators in the OpenSSL developer community.  A
-             designated responder is an OpenSSL team member directly handling
-             a support request and communicating directly with the Customer
-             Contact.</dd>
-
-             <dt>Institutional Response</dt>
-             <dd>Technical support correspondence originating or reviewed by
-             one or more OpenSSL team members but communicated indirectly by
-             other OSF personnel.</dd>
-
              <dt>Patch Preparation</dt>
              <dd>The preparation of a patch changeset from existing changes
              committed to the OpenSSL source code repository.</dd>
 
-             <dt>Patch Creation</dt>
-             <dd>The coding of new source code modifications or additions not
-             already committed to the OpenSSL source code repository.  The
-             resolution of problems identified in the OpenSSL software itself
-             will generally be resolved by committing the code modifications
-             to the OpenSSL source code repository; such modifications
-             automatically define a patch.  For support plan options custom
-             software modifications may be performed that are specific to the
-             customer environment.  Such custom modifications will not be
-             committed to the publicly available source code repository and
-             will be delivered to the customer as custom patches.</dd>
-
              <dt>Service Request</dt>
              <dd>A specific request for support initiated by a Support
              Administrator and assigned a service request number by the
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