Re: Re:

I like the idea of getting Think Geek (or some other e-retailer) to 
sell python stuff.  If you've never undertaken printing, stocking, 
ordering, handling returns, cashing checks, etc, etc, it's easy to 
underestimate how big a hassle it is.  Let the guys who do it for a 
living deal with it.


On Apr 26, 2004, at 8:27 PM, Osvaldo Santana Neto wrote:

> Stephan Deibel wrote:
>> From: Osvaldo Santana Neto <[email protected]>
>>> My name is Osvaldo and I'm maintainer of the
>>> http://www.pythonbrasil.com.br web site. PythonBrasil is the biggest
>>> Python Users Group in Brazil.
>>>
>>> I'm sending this message to "Marketing Python's People" to suggest 
>>> creating Python T-Shirts, Cups, and other 'toys' like a Plushed Odi 
>>> to sell.
>>>
>>> I really like to buy nice t-shirts about Python, but I can't find 
>>> them.
>> This has been requested before, but so far there isn't an official 
>> Python
>> Stuff store.  Anything "official" would need approval by the Python
>> Software Foundation (PSF), which controls the Python copyrights and
>> overall "brand identity" via its recently formed PR Committee.
>
> Ok. Then if we (MarketingPython) try to create a 'unofficial' store? 
> Or create Python Stuffs to sell in ThinkGeek-like websites? There is a 
> alternative?
>
>> There have been various Python-related t-shirts available in the past
>> through third party vendors, tho I don't know what's out there now.
>> The PyCon 2004 shirt was available to anyone (not just attendees), 
>> tho I'm
>> not sure of the current availability.  This page has contact details:
>> http://pycon.org/dc2004/shirts.pt
>> - Stephan
>
> -- 
> Osvaldo Santana Neto - aCiDBaSe
> >>> icq, url = (11287184, "http://pythonbrasil.com.br")
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