Because a lot of people asked Codeberg for merch, I reached out to @Hellotux and they prepared some garments: https://hellotux.com/Codeberg

Beyond the sample that I was sent to review the colors of (disclosure alert), the nonprofit doesn't get any commissions/benefits from this (at its explicit request). Our logo is licensed under the CC0, so others can just print the logo on e.g. t-shirts.

(For impartiality's sake, I also reached out to other vendors, but haven't gotten that far yet...)

#codeberg

I plan to take a look at whether we can document where people can get merch in some sort of a central, impartial and purely informational document that provides a clear pathway of inclusion, like the Debian Project's: https://www.debian.org/misc/merchandise
Debian Merchandise

Here's an earlier post of me wearing it: https://chaos.social/@n0toose/116269338541604044

Keep in mind that I wasn't asked to make the social media posts above nor am I making them on the behalf of the association (hence me using my personal account), just saying what transpired.

And again, if you're also interested in offering something and want to run it by us, feel free to reach out. (Maybe @freewear? ;D)

n0toose (@[email protected])

Attached: 1 image Because a lot of people asked Codeberg for merch, I reached out to @[email protected] and they prepared some garments: https://hellotux.com/Codeberg Beyond the sample that I was sent to review the colors of (disclosure alert), the nonprofit doesn't get any commissions/benefits from this (at its explicit request). Our logo is licensed under the CC0, so others can just print the logo on e.g. t-shirts. (For impartiality's sake, I also reached out to other vendors, but haven't gotten that far yet...) #codeberg

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