Hello 
I love the ‘new’ K6 Cloud, and its focus on providing the best developer experience
for load testing. The awesome-k6 page is cool and initiatives like the #intros Slack channel are important for an OSS community. But I miss something, I miss stickers!
Stickers are an important part of an Open Source community, they show our affiliation and respect for a project [0].
Right now K6 logo is available at the repo [1]. But…
- It’s ok to self-print stickers? [2]
- Any guidelines?
- Thoughts on providing an official way to ‘get’ stickers? [3]
Note: K6
in sticker/logo format would be incredible. I like the one jabbing JMeter
Lastly, I think that having some kind of reward for K6 contributors, like the Opsdroid project does [4]could make a difference. Hard-earned stickers are the best [5].
[0] opensource .com/business/15/11/open-source-stickers
[1] github .com/loadimpact/k6/blob/master/logo.svg
[2] Using something Sticker Mule or RedBubble
[3] Examples:
- Github - github.myshopify .com/products/octodex-sticker-packs
- DevSWAG - devswag .com/collections/all?page=3
- Cloud Native Computer Foundation - store .cncf.io/collections/all
[4] Contributor Sticker Packs. I am excited to announce that we now… | by Jacob Tomlinson | opsdroid | Medium
[5] Personal example here. First-time contribution. I was happy about fixing my issue and improving a project that I usually use, but if maintainers take the effort to send me some stickers… I will gladly put some of them on my laptop lid, speak about the project in case someone needs a Pythonic chat-bot framework and be x5 happy.
(Sorry for the link hacks. I can only put 2 for being new to the k6 community forum)
