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1) Create a funding report newsletter for FFMPEG 2) When funding is low, big scary exclamation marks all over the place 3) Include a bulleted list of doomsday
by bogwog 5y ago
1) Create a funding report newsletter for FFMPEG
2) When funding is low, big scary exclamation marks all over the place
3) Include a bulleted list of doomsday scenarios showing what could happen to YOU if a bug/vulnerability is found
4) Add a picture of a sad kitten or crying baby for good measure
Now just subscribe all of the non-tech business people at organizations that use FFMPEG, and wait for them to panic. (Make sure that they need to call you to unsubscribe from the newsletter, especially if they work at the New York Times)
- justinclift 5y ago> Now just subscribe all of the non-tech business people at organizations that use FFMPEG ... Don't do that bit unless you're sure it's not illegal in your (and their) jurisdiction. Spam being a thing, and there being laws against it.
- bogwog 5y agoEasy solution, update the FFMPEG license with something like: > By using this software, you agree to subscribe to our monthly newsletter (I was joking btw, in case that wasn't clear)
- DarylZero 5y ago>Now just subscribe all of the non-tech business people at organizations Ah, if only one could "just" get a mass of people's attention and send the message