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On Wed, 6 Jun 2007, Matt Olander wrote to FreeBSD announce:

> FreeBSD Mall (via iXsystems) has merged with BSD Mall. =A0Over the next m=
onth=20
> the BSDMall.com website will be transitioned to FreeBSDMall.com, after wh=
ich=20
> time FreeBSD Mall will take over order fulfillment for all products. =A0A=
s a=20
> result of this joining of forces, existing customers can expect faster=20
> shipping, better selection, and more BSD community support.
>=20
> We've also got several new t-shirts up at FreeBSDMall.com that you may ha=
ve=20
> seen at BSDCan or floating around on the web, including a FreeBSD Jails=
=20
> shirt, an artistic take on the new logo, and the current FreeBSD logo on=
=20
> black. =A0Expect additional new products up on the FreeBSDMall.com site o=
ver=20
> the next few months, including posters and more t-shirts. =A0The FreeBSD =
Mall=20
> will also soon be offering AMD64 versions of FreeBSD as well.
>=20
> We've setup a suggestions (at) freebsdmall.com alias and will follow up w=
ith a=20
> submission form on the website. We'd love to hear the community's ideas f=
or=20
> products and shirts or ways FreeBSD Mall can better serve the community.
>=20
> best,
> -matt

Hi Matt!

I hope you don't mind I copy your announcement above to the NetBSD=20
advocacy list.

Having your company run the BSDMall.com company sounds great. (And as many=
=20
shoppers will say: much needed!)

My question is: Since BSDmall currently sells NetBSD and OpenBSD products,=
=20
when the site is transitioned to FreeBSDMall.com will you continue to=20
offer non-FreeBSD products?

(Also can you contact me off-list about how you can resell my BSD books?)

Thanks!

  Jeremy C. Reed

p.s. By the way, at one time, I had a login to BSDMall's Yahoo store=20
interface.
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