Supporters page

[jhass]

There are a few companies that sponsor our project or on which free services it depends. I think we should have a page to acknowledge that. I'll start a list but I'm sure I'm forgetting some, so please add to it if you see the need.

• While the GitHub currently is still on a paid plan by Diaspora Inc. I see no reason to keep it that way. Once we do not pay anything for their service we should acknowledge it.
• The company that sponsored the wildcard cert for diasporafoundation.org that I can't remember the name of... (/cc @denschub ;) )
• WebTranslateIt
• Loomio
• @denschub for paying the server running everything on diasporafoundation.org
• Pivotal for their past support

[DeadSuperHero]

Seconded. Also, if it's not up there already, Pivotal Labs did a lot with
helping the project out in the early days.

On Wednesday, August 21, 2013, Jonne Haß wrote:

There are a few companies that sponsor our project or on which free
services it depends. I think we should have a page to acknowledge that.
I'll start a list but I'm sure I'm forgetting some, so please add to it if
you see the need.

• While the GitHub currently is still on a paid plan by Diaspora Inc.
  I see no reason to keep it that way. Once we do not pay anything for their
  service we should acknowledge it.
• The company that sponsored the wildcard cert for
  diasporafoundation.org that I can't remember the name of... (/cc
  @denschub https://github.com/denschub ;) )
• WebTranslateIt
• Loomio
• @denschub https://github.com/denschub for paying the server
  running everything on diasporafoundation.org

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[goobertron]

We should really do something about this. If someone who has a list of all the relevant supporters can send it to me, I'll try to fix up a supporters page.

[SuperTux88]

Add travis to that list :) ❤️

[denschub]

(jftr, the ssl sponsoring is no longer a thing)

[SuperTux88]

We can thank Let's Encrypt now ;)