They were all revealed by simply Googling. I'm afraid I didn't keep links.Without links to the other errors, I cannot fix them.
I expect there's going to be a flood of more incorrect attributions as media and writers wake up, as Google's spiders catch up, and was going to post exactly that - along with saying I wasn't going to post any more examples - when I discovered this thread had been split off.
Further to my suggestions on how to deal with this problem, asked for in the original thread, as well as some more formal means of allowing those who come across incorrect attributions to report them to Raspberry Pi, I would suggest having people in place tasked with quickly identifying and correcting misattributions whenever a new product is launched, might be a sensible course of action.
I'd suggest a reward scheme where the person who reports the most confirmed misattributed links in every 3 month period, or whatever, wins a free Pi 500, a Pi 5 kit, or something similar. That should be a low cost means to get misattributions reported and reduce the load on Raspberry Pi and its staff.
Statistics: Posted by hippy — Mon Aug 18, 2025 4:06 pm