Steve's Wishlists

Taking a leaf from Tobi's book, I have decided to create my own Amazon Wishlist so that you lucky people can show your appreciation of my software skills by sending me presents. People who do so will get a mention not only on this page, but also in the software About page as well - a huge amount of fame and recognition, for such a small cost. You can also feel pleased that you have helped to support the development of free software in the original spirit of the Internet (add a stirring patriotic soundtrack to that last statement). Finally, I also give priority to feature requests that come from contributors.

I've also set up a FishPond Wishlist -- this is a New Zealand based company very similar to Amazon. A smaller range of products, but much cheaper shipping as they're in the same country as I am.

Don't want to send me something from Amazon? Well, there are items below uk£10 on the wishlist, as well as the more expensive items, but there are other ways to show your appreciation - such as sending a postcard, for example.

• Click here to see my Amazon Wishlists
• Click here to see my FishPond Wishlist - this is based in New Zealand, so much cheaper shipping
• Send a postcard to me, at University of Auckland ITS, Second Floor, 58 Symonds St, Auckland, New Zealand

Many thanks to:

• Pall Wiberg Joensen, Faroese Telecom, Faroe Islands
• Ben Higgins, Dovetail Internet, USA
• Mike Bernhardt, Arsin, USA
• EDS Europe
• Ruedi Kehl, Manor AG, Switzerland (twice!)
• Allied Domecq, UK
• Rob
• Peter Cohen, Telia, USA
• Jay Christopherson
• David Hares, Network One
• Reuben Farrelly, Netfilter, Australia
• Network Operations, Roche Diagnostics GmbH, Germany
• Keith Johnson, UK
• J Herrera, Brown Publishing
• Kristin Gorman, New York, USA
• Inigo T Storm, ASV AG, Hamburg, Germany
• M Williams, London, UK
• Joseph Truong, USA
• Babul Mukherjee, The Montopolis Group, San Antonio, USA
• Matevz Turk, Slovenia
• Barry Basselgia; the most generous contributor so far
• Gary Higgs
• Scott Monk, USA
• Robert Gibson, Texas, USA
• Andrew McClure, Santa Barbara, USA
• Innokentiy Georgeievskiy, Moscow, Russia (Twice!)
• Kirsten Johnson
• Matti Wiersmuller, Switzerland
• University of Auckland, New Zealand
• Steven Hay, Alberta, Canada.
• Dan Lowry, Scituate, USA
• Alan Dean, Prospect, USA
• Thomas Thong, Alameda, USA
• Steve McDonald, Indiana, USA
• Harry Edmondson, USA
• Saul Herbert/Hugh David, ADV Films, UK and USA
• Various generous but anonymous people
• See the Help page in the routers.cgi application for another list.