On 5/28/2013 10:24 AM, Chris Gebhardt - VIRTBIZ Internet wrote: > On 5/26/2013 6:30 AM, Gerald Waugh wrote: >> I do think it a little odd that we now have a commercial for "The >> Compass Store" on the servers. >> BTW "dont" should be "don't" >> >> NewLinQ - Connection Status <javascript: void 0> >> >> >> >> Your connection to NewLinQ is operating correctly. >> >> Get some software <javascript: void 0> >> >> >> >> You*dont* have any packages linked yet. Go to the Compass store to >> obtain some applications for your appliance. If you have already >> registered in the store, try going to the link menu to add your >> purchases to this server. > I second Gerald's opinion on this. As the host datacenter for the > BlueOnyx project (for which we receive no monetary compensation) I > suppose I could say that there should be something to the effect of "Oh, > and host your BlueOnyx server at VIRTBIZ" embedded somewhere in the > pages of the control panel. But that would be in poor taste. > > The NewLinq setup, as it currently exists, doesn't happen to be my > favorite for a number of reasons that I have enumerated privately. > However, I'm willing to go along with the spirit that it's the best > option we have until something better can be created. And by we, I mean > the users, the developers, and the package vendors. It's a cooperative > effort, to be sure. > > But in the meantime, may I suggest that if it is necessary to advertise > for adding packages in the NewLinq page, can we at least make it the > more neutral "BlueOnyx Shop" instead of either Compass or Solarspeed? > I feel that would be more appropriate. > > That's just my 2 cents US (which appears to have a conversion of roughly > 2 cents AUD & EUR, FWIW!) >
I personally don't mind the Compass / Solarspeed advertisement. BlueOnyx Shop does sound slightly better -- Ken Marcus www.precisionwebhosting.com Precision Web Hosting, Inc. _______________________________________________ Blueonyx mailing list Blueonyx@mail.blueonyx.it http://mail.blueonyx.it/mailman/listinfo/blueonyx