As a start, maybe you could write a testimonial that can be linked to from the
home page.
Walter Vaughan wrote:
David E Jones wrote:
I totally agree with you, we need a LOT of improvements in the
marketing side of OFBiz. That just hasn't been something very many
people have contributed to.
David E Jones wrote:
I totally agree with you, we need a LOT of improvements in the marketing
side of OFBiz. That just hasn't been something very many people have
contributed to.
Because of the typical motivation of OFBiz users there is a lot of code
moving around, but no central group to hel
Walter Vaughan wrote:
David E Jones wrote:
Walter Vaughan wrote:
I think the word "dangerous" is slightly inflammatory.
In what way? Could you be more specific?
It's not like someone just slipped this in. It's been in OFBiz ever
since I knew of the project... at least over a year. I think
David E Jones wrote:
Walter Vaughan wrote:
I think the word "dangerous" is slightly inflammatory.
In what way? Could you be more specific?
It's not like someone just slipped this in. It's been in OFBiz ever since I knew
of the project... at least over a year. I think of "dangerous precedent"
Walter Vaughan wrote:
David E Jones wrote:
I think this is the only link in the OFBiz applications that points to
another open source project and services company. This is kind of a
dangerous precedent.
Before we kick off an official vote, any thoughts from anyone?
I think the word "dan
David E Jones wrote:
I think this is the only link in the OFBiz applications that points to
another open source project and services company. This is kind of a
dangerous precedent.
Before we kick off an official vote, any thoughts from anyone?
I think the word "dangerous" is slightly infla
No arguments here...
Scott
On 09/08/07, Jacques Le Roux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I agree that this should not be there
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> Jacques
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> De : "David E Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> > I think this is the only link in the OFBiz applications that points to
> another open source project and se
I agree that this should not be there
Jacques
De : "David E Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> I think this is the only link in the OFBiz applications that points to
> another open source project and services company. This is
kind of a dangerous precedent.
>
> I'm thinking it's a good time to vote f
I think this is the only link in the OFBiz applications that points to another
open source project and services company. This is kind of a dangerous precedent.
I'm thinking it's a good time to vote for total removal of this from the code
base.
Before we kick off an official vote, any thoughts
