[geeklog-devel] Re: Attn: Tony, Mark, Jason - Donations to Geeklog

[Tony Bibbs]

Victor,

The developers can be reached via the Geeklog Dev-Talk mailing list:

http://lists.geeklog.net/listinfo

The address is geeklog-devtalk at lists.geeklog.net.  Please note that is a 
public mailing list.

As a clarification, the addresses for Mark and Jason have changed and Dirk 
Haun, the main 1.3.x developer from Germany is not listed as well as a few 
other key developers.

We have been ironing out supporting pricing and still haven't finalized 
anything.  We'd all be interested to hear about your plans in more detail.

--Tony

On Thu, 20 Mar 2003, Victor B. Gonzalez wrote:

> Hello Tony Bibbs,
> 
>   I've addressed an exact copy of this letter to the following.
> 
>   Tony Bibbs       - tony at tonybibbs.com
>   Mark Limburg     - mlimburg at users.sourceforge.net
>   Jason Wittenburg - jwhitten at securitygeeks.com
> 
>   I've gotten the addresses from within the latest Geeklog comment
>   sections. I did not wish to address this as an announcement or as
>   anything live on the public Geeklog site.
> 
>   I plan on making money hosting Geeklog. I would like to residually
>   donate an unenclosed amount to the authors of Geeklog to show my
>   support for the fantastic application.
> 
>   Though my business idea is not quite in production yet donating back
>   to Geeklog is. Is their one address where a check will reach all
>   authors or are all donations best split and sent individually?
> 
>   Methods of payment such as PayPal or a real world P.O. box doesn't
>   matter as long as the donations get to the intended recipient.
> 
>   Also outside of donating how much would priority support cost per
>   client? Preferably any method of support is appreciated but phone
>   support is a plus.
> 
>   I Thank you all in advance for your answers.
>   
> 

-- 
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tony at tonybibbs.com  hunt or fish often see those of us who do as      
                    harmlessly strange and sort of amusing. When you  
                    think about it, that might be a fair assessment." 
                    --Unknown