Subject | Re: [Firebird-general] Re: Firebird money matters |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2006-02-25T22:06:58Z |
At 01:50 AM 26/02/2006, Roger Vellacott wrote:
but I would guess that even $1 per year from every FB user would
help a bit."
So it was, like the rest of the posting, a bit facetious.
differences between MySQL AB and the Firebird Project. Still 'n'
all, if the message came through that the Firebird Project funding
comes from a very small proportion of the beneficiaries and has very
small and focused targets, then you did get the message intended.
enough" at all. What on earth did I suggest shouldn't change? You
said we needed a mechanism, I pointed out that we've got one
already. The message there is - use it.
Helen
>Helen,Thanks.
>
>Your Firebird book is excellent.
>I am amazed by your response to my suggestion. How can you think IBecause you said "I am not familiar with Foundation finances,
>was suggesting every user should donate 1 dollar?
but I would guess that even $1 per year from every FB user would
help a bit."
So it was, like the rest of the posting, a bit facetious.
> How can youDid I moan? I think I was pointing out another of the many
>proudly proclaim that the foundation "does not pay salaries", and at
>the same time moan that nobody has time to do anything?
differences between MySQL AB and the Firebird Project. Still 'n'
all, if the message came through that the Firebird Project funding
comes from a very small proportion of the beneficiaries and has very
small and focused targets, then you did get the message intended.
> The messageNo, Roger, this looks like a deliberate misconstruction and not "fair
>I hear from you seems to be, "the Foundation is short of money,
>short of time, short of developers, but don't you dare suggest that
>anything should change". Fair enough.
enough" at all. What on earth did I suggest shouldn't change? You
said we needed a mechanism, I pointed out that we've got one
already. The message there is - use it.
Helen