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On Wed, 17 Dec 2003, Jordan K. Hubbard wrote:
> Should "FreeBSD" ever pursue actual Unix
> certification, not that I'm advocating for or against this in any way,
> these changes will also ease the pain of doing so.  Finally, it's never
> been bad for marketing to be able to say that "FreeBSD largely conforms
> to the foo standard" on the back of the CDs. :-)

Great to have you committing again and this sounds like a good cause.
However, the most important marketing claim for FreeBSD is that you'll
come over to my house and install it for me.  But you'll have to listen to
Flaming Lips, not Tom Waits.

-Nate

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