Re: [FOSDEM] t-shirts done, meeting on Friday

[Lars Sonchocky-Helldorf]

Am 21.02.2007 um 13:04 schrieb Lars Sonchocky-Helldorf:

> Hi,
>
> 1. I got 18 t-shirts made for a better price than I estimated in  
> the rough: just 220 € for all (that makes about 12,25€ each). I got  
> six times M, six times L and five in XL (one XL is for myself).  
> That should be pretty much enough for all of you coming to FOSDEM  
> and I'll give them away for manufacturing costs to all GNUsteppers  
> who are involved in presenting GNUstep at FOSDEM. Since I guess  
> there will be some t-shirts left over I think we can sell them for  
> about 15-20 € (what do you think?) to the audience

I got all T-Shirts sold for 12,25 € to the GNUstep Developers and 15  
€ for Joe Q Public (which seemed the price that was common for T- 
Shirts at the FOSDEM) or more If somebody wanted to donate (although  
there were only three non-GNUsteppers buying one - despite the rage  
the T-Shirt created two years ago: I got asked by more than ten  
people then where I bought that T-Shirt). The buyers are (GNUstep  
Developers who gave me more insisted on giving me more than 12,25):

Fred Kiefer             15,-
Richard Frith Macdonald 20,-
Jesse Ross              12,25
Benoit Astruc (?)       20,-
Nicola Pero             12,25 and 15,-
some User               15,-
Gürkan Sengün           15,-
Gerold Rupprecht        12,25
Helge Hess              15,-
Marcus Müller           15,-
Graham Lee (?)          15,-
some other User         15,-
Oliver Langer (?)       15,-
Nikolaus Schaller       15,-
just another user       15,-
Quentin Mathé           10,- (special price as a "Thank You" for the  
Étoilé-LiveCD)

That makes a sum of 251,75 € which is 31,75 € more than it took me to  
get the T-Shirts done (I paid 220 €  == (3,50 € for each blank T- 
Shirt + 6,75 for each Flex-print) * 18 * 1,19 (19% FAT) + 0,45 €  
Tip). I'd like that "profit" to GNUstep-Project somehow in a way the  
bank transfer doesn't eat up to much of it (No, I don't do paypal -  
for amongst other things - security reasons). Anybody knows a way to  
do that (Gregory?)


> and then spend the "profit" for cost at the stand (beverages,  
> snacks for the booth people)

That did not work out - every time I asked if somebody wants  
something nobody wanted anything.


regards, Lars