This is just to say that I never sent that to the list. I sent it privately. So for you to send this to the list to say that I probably should not was not good either. Because now the whole list has been bothered instead of just one.
On Thursday 16 September 2004 03:15 pm, Kristopher Spencer-Yates wrote: > Out of respect for everyone on the list, it is probably best to not use > this mailing list as a sales tool. Many of us here on the list are in > the same business of developing and hosting. It is wise to assume > everyone on the list is in the same business (even if it is untrue). > Just know that if someone is looking for hosting, they will definitely > post a request specifically looking for such services. It may also be > beneficial to you personally if you were to have a working PHP5 server > online before attempting to sell it as a service. I hope you take this > advice kindly, as I mean you no harm. > > One thing that I am not sure of is whether or not the PHP.NET group > already has a mailing list specifically for posting PHP related service > availability. If so, you may want to look for business there. > > Best of luck in your ventures. The US economy is starting to pick up > which is hopefully a benefit to all PHP programmers worldwide. > > Respectfully, > > -- > Kristopher Spencer-Yates > Dev Mgr/Systems Administration > [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Jack "The Rhino" Gates, Registered Linux user #342662 Morning Star Communications, www.morningstarcom.net Web Hosting, Site Design, Domain Registration, VMware Workstation Software and GSX Server Software -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
