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List:       kde-www
Subject:    Re: thanking for sponsorship
From:       Marcos Fouces <mfouces () yahoo ! es>
Date:       2006-05-23 9:21:44
Message-ID: 200605231121.45074.mfouces () yahoo ! es
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El Martes, 23 de Mayo de 2006 09:12, Cornelius Schumacher escribió:> On Tuesday 23 \
May 2006 06:08, Waldo Bastian wrote:> > On Monday 22 May 2006 12:01, Marcos Fouces \
wrote:> > > El Lunes, 22 de Mayo de 2006 17:47, Waldo Bastian escribió:> > > > On \
Sunday 21 May 2006 16:58, Cristian Tibirna wrote:> > > > > Speaking of unknown rules, \
please be aware that in that thanks.php> > > > > list there are quite a few links \
that point to nothing or even to> > > > > unexpected sites. I was aware of this for \
quite some time but> > > > > didn't manage to get the time needed for asking the \
questions> > > > > around and doing the cleanup. The most notable faults are> > > > > \
"rebel.com" (points to a registrar) and kai.com (points to intel's> > > > > compiler \
pages).> > > >> > > > Intel bought them 6 years ago. See> > > > \
http://www.intel.com/pressroom/archive/releases/cn040600.htm> > >> > > Should we \
delete them?> >> > Sure, go ahead... although it might also be a good idea to think \
about> > this in the bigger picture and come up with a graceful way to "expire"> > \
older sponsors in general.>> I think we should move old sponsors who aren't actively \
sponsoring anymore> to something like a "past sponsors" page and only keep the \
sponsors who> have contributed within, say the last year, on the main sponsors page. \
I am agree with this. I believe that we also need to keep up with a policy about \
which companies we link and the time we will keep this links. \
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