<html> <head> <style></style> </head> <body class='hmmessage'> Jean7491 wrote: > - Trademark policy: I understand that we have to ask an approval by > Canonical to use the Logo on t-shirts, or at least to inform Canonical > about it (to be confirmed) : http://www.ubuntu.com/aboutus/trademarkpolicy > > - Ubuntu-be has no store location, up to the volunteers to find a solution. > > - As soon as the design is decided, it is possible to start a pre-sale > at a lower price, but without pre-payment. > > - A poll via Doodle is easier than a poll in Launchpad. > AFAIK, a poll in the wiki is less easy, and needs a Launchpad login, a > poll in Launchpad - Belgian LoCo Team is possible, but needs an action > of the administrator and is limited to who has a Launchpad account, a > poll in the web-site? It needs more actions from the administrator. > > ?jean7491 > Ubuntu Belgium Events Team I'll write a mail to canonical asking them about the permission, Any ideas about the -shirt-store-? I like the thought about pre-sale, anyone have a problem with this idea? A poll via Doodle looks like the best way then... Ward De Ridder wrote: > Great someone picked up the project again, I don't really have the time to > work on it. > I see in your spreadsheet the branch B&C, but that isn't fair-trade. > The fair-trade branches on cotton-shirts.eu can be found here: > http://www.cotton-shirts.eu/en/organic-fair/ > Another site I found to print the t-shirts is this one: > http://www.fair21.com/clothes_prices.php > > Ward hi Ward, thx for the links. apperantly the cotton-shirt links are allready in the spreadsheet, I'll take a look at the other site later today. As for B&C: they do have a number of shirts that are fairtrade. @jean7491 & Bram Gadeyne: Would be a good idea to have a number of volunteers all over belgium (1 in each region or so) that have a number of shirts? Or would it be a better idea to just send them in the mail? No doubt about the fact that overview should be maintained at all times, but I think it might be easier for people if they don't have to rely on postal-service nor have to drive to the other side of the country.. </body> </html>