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Hi Moritz! Thanks for going to the effort of doing all this volunteer outreach for Tor. I had imagined that this is probably an issue of "Overburdened all-volunteer team" and am not at all upset with anyone over not hearing back. :) That said, do you know what happened to my request? I'm operating piecoopdotnet relay - we've been up for a while now. Maybe a year-ish?
On 2015-11-20 15:30, Moritz Bartl wrote: We are :-) Yes, the backlog is long, it's all being done manually for now until someone works on a nicer Weather. Everyone will get a shirt who matches the requirements. Also, our shirts are fair trade organic cotton and we know the producers and order quite large amounts. One downside is that over time we run out of some sizes and colors, and also that we have to physically store all the shirts "somewhere at home". Now imagine your own flat with an extra 19 boxes of 140kg of shirts. Obviously this is not a final solution, we're slowly working on improving the process, along with all the other things. :-) On 11/20/2015 11:41 PM, Jannis Wiese wrote:When did you send them something? As they’re doing it voluntarily, just give them some time. :) Also, as the guys at torservers.net <http://torservers.net> are operating some nice exit nodes, they’re most probably reading this.On 20.11.2015, at 20:39, AMuse <tor-amuse@xxxxxxxxxx <mailto:tor-amuse@xxxxxxxxxx>> wrote: I also went through the "Ask us for a shirt" instructions and never heard back. :(_______________________________________________ tor-relays mailing list tor-relays@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.torproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tor-relays
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