On Thursday 26 February 2004 10:01, Chris Binnie wrote:
A blatant ad - aka spam
Do we have a no advertising no, spam policy? If not can we please have one, and
blacklist companies/individuals who offend.
I am not against useful news and comment about supplies and services from genuine
Sorry to those that were offended by my mail.
I'm a keen Linux/Solaris user and thought this would be of interest as it's such a
bargain.
I never have been (and hopefully never will be) be a salesman in a penguin suit.
Chris
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Hmm, a tough one. I think Ray's reply was a tad harsh. I mean there will
be people who would find that information useful, especially when you
consider Scotland is hardly bursting a the seams with co-location
facilities. I only knew of Scolocate and Telecity.
Maybe it should have been tagged [OT]
delurking
This case does seem to stand out a little - it's offering a special
discount for LUGgers. If the discount is genuine, then I say fair
enough.
If it were simply spam, then I'd say blacklits it, but I'd leave *this*
one alone.
- Rory
/delurking
Andrew Back said:
Hmm, a tough one. I
Chris Binnie wrote:
Sorry to those that were offended by my mail.
I personally wasn't, but interesting that your mail went through the edlug
list with nary an eyelash being batted, and here you've incurred the wrath
of slug :)
I'm a keen Linux/Solaris user and thought this would be of interest
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Ray,
I talked to this guy after his original message was blocked. I let _this_
one through because it seemed like something that may be worthwhile for some
of our members. Also I negotiated a discount for ourselves. Not a huge
discount
Willie [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
If anyone is already using BelowZero I'll be very interested to hear reports
of the quality of service and value offered..
There's at least three or four Edluggers that use us and I'm sure all of them would
have nice things to say about us :-)
In fact there's a
On Thursday 26 February 2004 11:23, Andrew Back wrote:
However I for one would hate to see every co-lo, domain
registrar and Linux book vendor posting adverts to the list.
The point is that there are several employees and proprietors of service
provider type businesses who are regular
I really don't want to be responsible for making this thread go on
forever, but..
On Thu, 26 Feb 2004, Chris Binnie wrote:
ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Like bandwidth charges and £40-£60 per hour for physical access.
Again half the price of any physical access, not included in packages
Chris Binnie wrote:
ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Like bandwidth charges and £40-£60 per hour for physical access.
Again half the price of any physical access, not included in packages which we
offer too for bigger customers, than any other provider in Scotland !
Frickin' hell, I've never been
William Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well connected your colo may appear, endearing us thus far it is not :)
Ok. I'll briefly explain because we've got work to do but this thread just keeps on
coming ! £40 during office hours gets you an engineer for hands-on support for the
hour (over the phone)
ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Like bandwidth charges and £40-£60 per hour for physical access.
Again half the price of any physical access, not included in packages which we
offer too for bigger customers, than any other provider in Scotland !
C
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