OK then, can someone explain from the start to the end how this was set up ? Please include prices and discounts. I'm still confused about the method and reading again the thread is not helpful.
Thanks On 4/18/09, Theo de Raadt <dera...@cvs.openbsd.org> wrote: >> I was comming late to the show since I was enjoying my holliday. >> Please confirm or deny the theory I got from the long thread. >> >> I got the ideea that Wim received the CDs from source with 40% from >> the real price. Then, Wim must return the 60% "profit" back to the >> store. > > no, no no no no. > > He was supposed to keep 40% for each CD. Instead, he kept 40% + 45%. > >> How I see it is Wim has no profit from strictly CD selling only. To >> compensate this, Theo allowed Wim to use designs and art from OpenBSD >> in order to sell the tshirts and puppets. Wim could keep the entire >> profits from those, and can add soekris stuff. > > No. I gave him that on top of the 40% he was supposed to get as profit. > We expected him to pay the rest back. > >> The facts are simple, if I get it right: if the CD set is $100, Wim >> will pay $40 to it, sell it on $100 pay $40 to the store and return >> back $60 to the projects. One can verify quick and easy if Wim did >> what he agreed with Theo: multiply the number of shipped CDs with >> price and see if Wim returned the money. >> >> Is all this correct ? > > No. You have it wrong. Go back to reading school. > >> As Theo said many times, do not mix here donations and other stuff. >> When I saw the picture of Wim for the first time ( >> http://www.kd85.com/images/Wim.jpg ) I said "Oh, what a sale agent >> picture. This is more like a business than an open source stuff !" But >> I am not entitled to judge by picture. I'm very sad for this news. >> >> Can someone post a picture with Wim's news house. Just to see if it's >> a good match for the watch. >> >> Thanks
