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At 09:00 AM 2/9/2000 , Pat Lynch wrote:

>Terry,
>         what kind of "culturally neutral" logo does this refer to, not
>knowing much about business apsects of things, but sort of like a "FreeBSD
>Certified" stamp?

I'm not sure, but my guess is that he means something without the daemon.
You can't sell ANYTHING with such a label -- even hot sauce! -- in Islamic 
countries. In fact, for those countries you're pretty much limited to
geometric patterns and letters.

--Brett



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