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>I would have expected some sort of acknowledgement to their fantastic work over the years. i think their platinum-level sponsorship of the ISRG is probably mo
by notatoad 5y ago
>I would have expected some sort of acknowledgement to their fantastic work over the years.
i think their platinum-level sponsorship of the ISRG is probably more meaningful than a shout-out in a blog post.
- binwiederhier 5y agoThat's actually a really good point. Though sometimes words are of acknowledgement are equally important. Likely not here though. I'm sure they'd rather take the money ;-) Side note: I'm actually so proud that my company, Datto, has also been sponsoring Let's Encrypt for many years, and that I was the one to suggest it. It's not platinum, but it's still $50k per year.
- lnxg33k1 5y agoCan you guys send an email to Atlassian?
- cpach 5y agoThat’s not peanuts indeed. Well done, Datto!
- Narkov 5y agoWell done Datto! Thanks for supporting the Internet.
- notatoad 5y agoyeah, words of encouragement can be great, but i don't think anybody at LetsEncrypt is in any doubt that Google is happy with the work they are doing. also, i get the sense that getting wider adoption for FIDO outside of LetsEncrypt is a bit of a goal, so having a third-party announce support for FIDO without referring to it as "the LetsEncrypt protocol" is kind of a win for the FIDO people.
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- ljm 5y agoWho is the ISRG and what does a platinum-level sponsorship mean?
- lostcolony 5y agoParent 501(c)(3) of Let's Encrypt, among other projects, and $300-350k per year donation. https://www.abetterinternet.org/about/ https://www.abetterinternet.org/about/ https://www.abetterinternet.org/sponsor/ https://www.abetterinternet.org/sponsor/