On 1/20/25 21:46, Stuart Henderson wrote:
1. using openbsd's name in this context (especially the "take donations"
bit when you have no connection to it) seems potentially fraudulent.
contacting companies pretending to have some connection is likely to
cause problems for us too.
Some years ago I just took some spare money and made and sent stickers
around the world by physical mail. stamps are not that expensive, even
to send to other countries.
2. some "OpenBSD just works" type thing for hardware implies some kind
of guarantee of compatibility which just doesn't exist
there are various people who advertise support/consultancy for OpenBSD
etc and that's not a problem, but they're not (as far as i've seen)
implying some kind of connection which doesn't exist.
There are a lot of people in my country (Brazil) who offers such
services of OpenBSD consulting. Alessandro Martins I know personally,
and is a very good proferssional. Search for his 'support new' message
in the list archives (info below) - and likely you can offer those
stickers (for a price, or not) to your clients.
O 2SEC Assessoria Empresarial
I Alessandro Martins
M cont...@2sec.com.br
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