I had a phone call with Holmes Wilson from FSF about our pdfreaders campaign with the competition. He said we can sent him an e-mail how they could support us. For example when it would be helpful if they link from their website, or sent out a press release about it.
So we should keep that in mind.
Best wishes, Matthias
Hi,
Matthias Kirschner mk@fsfe.org writes:
He said we can sent him an e-mail how they could support us. For example when it would be helpful if they link from their website, or sent out a press release about it.
So we should keep that in mind.
Just for information: The FSF already have a link to pdfreaders.org from their resources webpage[1].
[1] http://www.fsf.org/resources/
best wishes, Björn
hi Björn,
* Bjoern Schiessle schiessle@fsfe.org [2010-01-08 18:17:01 +0100]:
Just for information: The FSF already have a link to pdfreaders.org from their resources webpage[1].
Yes, I know. Perhaps I was not clear enough. The idea was first that they could participate in the competition idea where people can consult webmasters about pdfreaders.org. Holmes said I should sent him the ideas we have in mind how they could help us, and mentioned a press release and adding things to the front-page etc.
Best wishes, Matthias
Cool!
I think a link would be great.
BTW: What do you mean, shouldn't we also create a small link button like in the size I attached?
Greetings, Henner
Matthias Kirschner wrote:
I had a phone call with Holmes Wilson from FSF about our pdfreaders campaign with the competition. He said we can sent him an e-mail how they could support us. For example when it would be helpful if they link from their website, or sent out a press release about it.
So we should keep that in mind.
Best wishes, Matthias
* Jan-Hendrik HennR Peters hennr@fsfe.org [2010-01-10 14:01:54 +0100]:
I think a link would be great.
They already have a link. I am thinking more about support when we start the competition.
BTW: What do you mean, shouldn't we also create a small link button like in the size I attached?
That's up to Stian. I think we have good buttons. And making buttons is always a lot of work. And Stian has a lot to do (also with starting Fellowship meetings in Goteburg :) ).
Best wishes, Matthias
