The web pages have been updated at http://www.fsfeurope.org/documents/whyfs.en.html http://www.fsfeurope.org/documents/whyfs.fr.html http://www.fsfeurope.org/documents/whyfs.de.html and we plan to launch the campaign Monday, November 19th.
Yuck. I don't like them colours. Shouldn't the promoted URL be http://www.fsfeurope.org/documents/whyfs for all languages, and let the server config respect the browser details in the first instance?
If you know companies that would like to co-sign the campaign, please refer them to the web page and ask them to get in touch with team@fsfeurope.org.
Certainly. What do we need to do? Just say "yes, we support it"? Are there html badges, link graphics, etc, or do you want us to submit them?
|| On Mon, 12 Nov 2001 15:51:42 +0000 || MJ Ray markj@cloaked.freeserve.co.uk wrote:
If you know companies that would like to co-sign the campaign, please refer them to the web page and ask them to get in touch with team@fsfeurope.org.
mr> Certainly. What do we need to do? Just say "yes, we support mr> it"? Are there html badges, link graphics, etc, or do you want mr> us to submit them?
Essentially only a statement by the company saying "yes, we want to support this campaign." Of course they should actually be using the term Free Software - otherwise it would be kind of pointless.
We will put the name of the company on the web page.
Since the FSF Europe cannot link to sites promoting proprietary software, the company would have to assure us that if they give us a URL, this link will not lead to proprietary software. If they do, we will make the company name a link to that URL.
Next Monday the FSF Europe will push out the campaign through its press channels and of course all signing companies are encouraged to do the same and link to the campaign on their web page.
Regards, Georg