On 11 July 2013 10:16, Andreas Nilsson <[email protected]> wrote: > On 07/11/2013 10:56 AM, Ekaterina Gerasimova wrote: > >> Guys, one of the *only* things that a lot of people get in FOSS in return >> for their work is attribution. >> I told you who the photos were by, I did not say that they were in the >> public domain, the least you could have done in your press release is >> attribute. Completely ignoring the fact that most works not in the public >> domain is *not cool*. >> > > Whooops! > This was a oversight from me. I'm terribly, terribly sorry. Shit. It's > fixed now. > Again, thank you for doing these amazing photos on such a short notice. I > really appreciate it! >
Thanks ^_^ For the text: > - high-definition *and touch support* > I was about to add that, but realized it didn't say anywhere in the article > about the touch support. It does in the image though :) > > > > - Intel donated only 5 laptops, not 6 >> - …Wayland as a result *of* this donated… >> > > Fixed! > > > >> I strongly recommend that you list who received the laptops, who they are >> working for and what they are working on for transparency reasons. If you >> do not want to do it in the news article, I will blog about it as it is not >> currently publicly available, which is not particularly open. >> > > The idea is that these machines will rotate around. > Might be a good idea to have a wiki page like for the events box then, or I suspect it might get forgotten about… (lets face it, people are lazy) > You have a good point about transparency though and I could add to the > article in who's custody they are right now though, to make clear that we > didn't give them to the mob or so. > Is the list below solid? Yep, I've spoken to all of them except Jasper about it.
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