MvV>> I am afraid those shirts can not be free. Who will sponsor it? And MvV>> considering the low volume, the unit price will be relatively high.
TL> Not prohibitive these days though. :)
That depends on what you consider "prohibitive".
The way Markus suggested it, the shirt is meant to entice sysop to make an effort to upgrade to IPv6. I am afraid that "you pay EUR 20 and then when you pass the IPv6 test, you get the T-shirt", isn't all that effective in recuiting new members for the Fidonet IPv6 club...
MvV>> I am afraid a fancy certificate - to be home printed by the MvV>> recipient - is the best we can do... ;-)
TL> Not an option, some of run paperless. :P I get really annoyed by all TL> those organisations that assume everyone has a printer. But I have so TL> little need for one, and I also don't like supporting an industry that TL> essentially makes throw away hardware - compare the price of new TL> printers with the price of refills.
I get your point. But you already have IPv6. So there is no need to try to seduce you with a certificate... ;-)
