I suggest that advertisements about Linux related services from Israeli
companies be considered on the same basis as Linux related job offers:
1. The ad must be related to Linux in a way more meaningful than using the
same Posix and the same shell as other Unix flavors.
2. Companies must not advertise too often their Linux related services
("too often" means > once).
3. If we see that tons of companies are active in Linux in Israel, then
we'll ask them to post their ads to a separate mailing list.
On Thu, 4 May 2000, Ira Abramov wrote:
> On Thu, 4 May 2000, Meidad Ben-Yochanan wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
> > I'm representing InterBit Training and Consulting company, the most professional
> > training company in Israel. Among other activities, our company offers great
> > Linux courses, in both morning and evening paths. I'd be happy to send more
> > details as a reply to your mail.
>
> question: are offered linux services from ISRAELI companies to be
> forwarded like job offers or dismissed as spam?
>
> don't want to open a thread of more than 10 posts. please answer only if
> you have truely strong feelings about the subject with sound reasoning.
--- Omer
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help me. I've lived with my wife for 27 years and SHE can't do that.
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