Jan,
----- "Jan Claeys" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I consider it rude behaviour to make a web-site that doesn't work
> properly for many linux users and then pretend to be a "linux
> conference" (even if the intended public is business people).
I'm not sure what your problem is with the site. Anyways, I'm aware that this
is an image problem for a "linux conference", but it's a start and better than
nothing. "linuxworldexpo.be" is only a very tiny, small piece of the bigger
"infosecurity.be" fair.
AFAIK the community receives the opportunity to have a presence at this
conference, without having to pay the kind of fee the 'normal' exhibitors need
to pay. Plainly criticizing them would also be rude, I think.
> I know that's not your fault, but as you seem to be in contact with
> the organisation,
Not directly. The person who is, Dag Wieers, is well know, in our community,
> can you please tell them to fix that before they try
and I'm sure he will handle this appropriately, and tell those people, if he
thinks it's appropriate.
> again
> to get support from the community?
*We* should be thankful they give the community this opportunity, which is a
first this year.
That website is the same engine it has been for a couple of years, I don't
think we can expect them to suddenly change that.
Thanks for your feedback.
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Serge
Serge van Ginderachter http://www.vanginderachter.be/
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