You might want to reconsider patronizing Sticker Mule, especially if you're family.
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Jeez sending that Liberal moron shirt to a person ordering a shirt raising awareness to indigenous murders is really fucked up
I think that was done by somebody who knows the corporate culture, and further knows what can be gotten away with.
StickerMule claims it was an innocent mistake, but not sure how credible that is https://twitter.com/stickermule/status/1656058962247053312
Huh, wish I’d known that before I ordered.
Will avoid in future, as that’s genuinely quite fucked up…
For a buck, why not... I like the doofy looking bear. What is that the mascot for?
Since you ask (why not?), check the current top comment. I didn't know about it until today.
FFS, can't even buy stickers anymore with out researching if the company is a horror show.
One more place I'm not shopping at any more I guess.
Can't argue with a dollar. This will be my second time buying from them. Great quality.
Oh do I miss the days when Unixstickers was an independent company. Way better merch and offers. But oh well, can't argue with a Dollar...
I bought this set of 206 stickers from Amazon a few weeks ago for $10 (9.99, but that's really 10).
The stickers are very hard to peel off till you get the hang of it, but can vouch.
Yeah I produce stickers at Stickermule all the time, they’re the GOAT
Nice. I think that's the one I ordered a while ago
Also if anyone is interested in diy Linux distro stickers...
https://github.com/RockyC36/StickerPack (no affiliation)
Cool! Thanks for sharing.
I got a set recently but something weird happened in the mail and they took 18 months to arrive XD. It had been so long that I forgot I had even made the order.
Thanks OP!
I just wish they all didn't have white outlines, makes them look a little cheap/store bought, instead of "collected" which is how I usually like to get my stickers. Oh well, for 1USD it ain't bad.
Do you own scissors?
Yes nice Fiskars. But they're not gonna make them look as nice as they would if they were designed without borders.
Probably is the reason why they have borders to start with, cheaper to laser cut with less precision.
They keep printing quality of their other products and it's great. The price is propably a gift to community and/or some soft of advertisment.
Does the money go back to the distros?
Apparently it goes toward sending customers "Liberal Moron" shirts instead of their requested designs, and also illegally underpaying employees. So... I doubt it.
I think the price is more to prevent people from spamming orders than to actually make money. StickerMule is propably losing on this stickers to make their site more recognized.
Would you consider editing the main post with the details from here? At least one person here has explicitly said
wish I’d known that before I ordered
And I'd guess many here would like to know that before deciding whether to support the company.
thanks, ordered!
Is anyone else seeing a face on a counter in the thumbnail?
I believe that's a kbin specific bug mixing up image thumbnails or something. Works fine for me from Lemmy.
You just posted about Unix swag in a Linux comm