Drat! Thanks Ian. That is one of those words that's a chink in my spelling armour. :-)
Note to self: I am a mere mortal and should not be above using spell check. On 3/26/06, Ian Darwin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Dave Donovan wrote: > > I really think we be clear about separating TAUG from commercial > > interests. > > > > Maybe rather than business cards we should have a ballots with some > > opt-in type wording on it. This may be for the plain reason that some > > hobbyists won't have business cards. For example: > > > > 1) I'd like to recieve more information about joining the TAUG - > > check Y/N > > 2) I'd like to recieve more information about implementing Asterisk in > > my home. - check Y/N > > 2.1) Prefered contact method: (check one or more) Home Phone, Office > > Phone, Email, Postal > > 3) I'd like to recieve more information about implementing Asterisk in > > my office - check Y/N > > 3.1) Prefered contact method: (check one or more) Home Phone, Office > > Phone, Email, Postal > > 4) The role I play in purchasing/deployment decisions is: Recommend, > > Approve, Select etc. > > ... > > We don't want to go too crazy but we can ask whatever. I think it's > > important to separate 3 groups at least: casual hobbyists, home users > > (some may not be hobbyists - "I just want it to work") and the > > business users. > > > > Then we just have to leave blanks for each type of contact info. > > > > I can make up the ballots and run them through my paper cutter. How > > many would we want? A couple hundred? > +1, as long as you spell "Receive" correctly :-) > -- David Donovan Consultant Fulcrum Solutions
