James Mitchell wrote:
[resend]
For the record (and if I wasn't clear before) I am NOT against playboy
being a mirror or Apache using the mirror (whether it is being blocked or
not). I AM against putting a link and/or image that links from Apache to
playboy.
Trust me, I've been all over
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004, James Mitchell wrote:
I am begging you!! DO NOT put their logo or link on our (yes,
OUR) web site. You can't even imagine what the media will do with this if
you do. God help us all.
You are exagerating to the extreme.
Go to google and count how many media
How do you propose we do that? How do you define large segment of our
users?
Is it:
* The people who download the software.
* The people who install the software.
* The people who make the decisions that allow us
to download and install the software.
* The people who are stupid enough to
On 25 Aug 2004, at 15:53, Sam Ruby wrote:
The closest thing I see to that in your email is a suggestion that we
let the Eclipse Foundation be the final arbiter in who the Apache
Software Foundation will allow to be listed as an official mirror.
... or that the opinions of those who don't run
Please stop copying board on every message.
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004, James Mitchell wrote:
How do you propose we do that? How do you define large segment of our
users?
My email has nothing to do with your complaint. I am talking purely about
the technical issue of people being unable to download
Right now we have no real policy with regard to Mirrors; essentially
anyone can run a mirror, tell us; we add and they get a logo if they
submit one as a small thank you.
Legally it is entireyly up to the ASF to choose whether to list a mirror
or not.
Recently Playboy.com submitted one. It was
So let me put in my 5 cents into policy II:
- Any company willing too mirror us can do so and can
have their logo+link handled.
- Any submissions meeting the 3 mechanical goals below
will be swiftly handled and added.
Provided that
-They mirror us faithfully
There has been a lot of discussion about the addition of
mirrors.playboy.com/apache to the mirrors list. Some of
the objections are related to moral issues. The line
for barring mirrors appears to be different for everyone.
Some draw the line at spammers and Indiana Jones' arch-foes,
but not at
--On Wednesday, August 25, 2004 11:26 AM -0400 Daniel F. Savarese
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Disclaimer: The presence of a mirror on this list does not
constitute an endorsement by the Apache Software Foundation
of the organization's business or other activities. The
Apache Software
On Wed, 2004-08-25 at 17:26, Daniel F. Savarese wrote:
Disclaimer: The presence of a mirror on this list does not
constitute an endorsement by the Apache Software Foundation
of the organization's business or other activities. The
Apache Software Foundation lists all mirror sites that
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