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| − | = Ideas for New Products =
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| − | These are some items under consideration to be sold through the FSF's online shop http://shop.fsf.org.
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| − | * Iron-on GNU transfers
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| − | * laptop bag
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| − | * knit hat
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| − | * travel mug for coffee
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| − | * embroidered polo with logo on it
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| − | * baseball caps
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| − | * Baby gear
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| − | * license plate frames
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| − | * GNU-shaped pasta called "emacs & cheese" for hungry freedom lovers
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| − | * tie and/or shirt and/or socks for the unfortunate GNU lovers evolving in more corporate environment
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| − | * Hard copy of "GNU Emacs Lisp Reference Manual" seconded #704823
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| − | * Branded knife / multitool -- if it's good quality. Debian is doing this: http://wiki.debian.org/Merchandise/SwissKnives
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| − | * GNU Bash manual.
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| − | * Emacs button which says - "I am a Saint in the church of Emacs". Here is a sample : [http://ricketylife.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/church_of_emacs4.png SaintButton]
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| − | * Either GNU/Hurd or GNU OS stickers (similar in scope to the GNU/Linux sticker*
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| − | * Cotton T-shirts with messages about freedom plus a GNU reference. They can be serious or funny. E.g.:
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| − | ** It's free software and it gives you freedom!
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| − | ** My computer is running software which respects me.
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| − | ** Call me $WHATEVER, but my computer obeys me.
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| − | ** Freedom is an important thing. Because of that I use GNU.
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| − | ** No, I won't use that privative software.
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| − | ** GNU Emacs User (or) Emacs User
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