Re: Dotgeek PHP Certification Programme: Open Source and Open Standards
| From: | david costa | Date: | Fri, 09 Jan 2004 13:05:29 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Dotgeek PHP Certification Programme: Open Source and Open Standards | ||
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On 9 janv. 04, at 13:02, Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
HI David!I apologize, I just went through your email very quickly ( I was just coming out of a 6 hours class ) and I agree the comparison is certainly out of topic. By all means you can edit the text to better fit within the general policies. Thanks again. David CostaThis is not a commercial program. We are not making a dime and we do not accept adverts on the dotgeek site. Of course the text can be shorter or anything you like.I have not said that this is commercial. You start the text with comparing this to commercial programs, and state that this is better because of many reasons. The announcement should not compare this to other programs. You see, every news item on our site tries to stand on its own, and the different conferences are announced without comparing them to other events.
I saw an event calendar reject, yet I don't understand why.:(((Is this an event? Nope. [Please keep on using 'reply all'!] Goba