On Tue, 7 Dec 2004 22:20:07 +0200 (IST), guy keren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> the actions mentioned below mean we have to make linux il's web site > pretend to endorse some service, and we then need to spam people? > can you describe what are the _mandatory_ actions from the list you > posted? according to their web site, these are all mandatory. lets see: > snip ahead .. > even worst - it must be on the home page, since we have an 'events' box on > the home page? and we have no 'partners' nor similar section. > >From what I understand from gabor and evgeny I believe that it doesn't need to be so obvious as in a front page all we need is to bury it somewhere deep enough put an icon, and a join link and I believe it will suffice. I believe a link to a "linux community business initiatives" can be placed in the very bottom of the about page - http://iglu.org.il/about.shtml . This could contain doron's ofek pretty much approved business initiative through hamakor as well (and above) - I don't care about the bloody logo and I have no interest in making other people join the group if they don't want to. > this means sending a _personal_ email to each group member, to their > private mail box? blah.... or to the entire list? sending more then one is > redundant and annoying.. Sounds to me like an 1. Excuse me for the bandwidth and off topic spam - mail. 2. Three consecutive identical mails saying here ye here ye please join the group. 3. Another apology all flagged in the subject as [OT] or [I AM SPAM] - get those mail filters ready.. :) > > * If feasible include the static invitation link to Your Group > > Service in the footer of all letters sent (if You send out regular > > newsletters to Your members). The link can be in text only or html gif > > button format. > > we'll just claim this is not feasible, i presume. less work - more time for kids. > > You warrant to LinkedIn that You have the right to provide LinkedIn with a > list of the names of Your Group Members. > > (the above appears at sectoin 1 of their agreement that you (who is you? > you personally? the entire group) must "i agree" to. > > there's some mention about giving e-mail addresses of the members, but > this is written in a softened manner ("should you want to, you have the > right to give the addresses". thus, declare to never want to - and you > comply with their requirements). > Would't think of giving out anybody address and don't want to. > i say - hmmmmm.... I say doughnuts :) -- Peace Love and Penguins - Lior Kesos ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
