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Originally Posted by woody14619 View Post
The limitations are both legal and for usage. Both sites clearly state these are for use by an individual for their own personal usage. Non-persons (like incorporated NFP) are not entitiled to get/use the free versions.
Actually, CAcert are fine with organisations and don't have a paid version even if you wanted one. The catch is that their root cert is not pre-installed too widely yet (although Maemo used to ship with it).

Even if we did get one, it would be for one site. Currently there are at least three separate site SSLs (bugs, garage, and another I can't recall).
Wiki & lists at least, possibly others.

Wild-card certificates are different than single-site certificates
They are one option, others include subjectAltName, SNI, and of course one cert per hostname as is the current situation.

In the end, it will boil down to how urgent the need is vs the cost.
IMO TLS is not optional, but as I said any verifiable cert is fine by me, even if it's a self-signed one with a PGP-signed post of the fingerprints to the mailing list.
 

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