[openbeos] Re: Newsletter Stuff
- From: "Erik Jaesler" <erik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 15 Nov 2002 10:30:20 -0800
I'd like to say that I really enjoyed the newsletter, in particular
Michael's article on the potential of a hydrogen economy. As the
European folks here can attest, the EU is moving forward on plans to
convert entirely to a hydrogen economy over the next decade (or so,
pulling this from memory). If only the American government were so
enlightened. =(
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>I just noticed Michael put the newsletter live... just so everyone
>knows.
>
>Tyler, yours we had some issues getting the file online, so we will use
>it next issue with Niels' article - thanks Niels.
>
>For everyone that is interested in submitting's info: Just plain text
>is fine. Better even. The only tags I normally use are <p> to break
>apart paragraphs, <h3> for anything bold and large (subtitles, for
>example). Then standard ones for text formating (<i>. <b>, <pre>, and
><code> as examples). Url's as well - if you have any links, please put
>the links in for me. :P And remember to include your full name and
>contact email address as you want it to appear on the article. You do
>not need to add in the <head> and other html tags, nor name it *.html.
>
>Anyways, articles are looking really good - hope to see more coming in.
>
>And we will do "advertisements" every other issue, opposite the status
>updates... so if you have any good announcements, feel free to send
them
>in. Obviously this is for BeOS/OpenBeOS related stuff only, and should
>be submitted a good deal in advance. The BeGeistert ad was a good
>example of the things we'd like to see, but it doesn't have to be an
>event - it could be a product too. Keep them short, sweet, and we
>(newsletter staff) will ultimately determine _whether_ and when it can
>go online - remember, only one will make it per month, so timing should
>not be one of your concerns. Multiple submissions, obviously the one
>that has the most relevance to the most people in the community will be
>the likely choice...
>
>In other words, I give the disclaimer that we will use the one we feel
>the most fit, and submitting doesn't guarantee posting - and we reserve
>the right to edit the submission for grammar/spelling/english
>corrections.
>
>Questions, feel free to email me. :)
>
>Deej
>
>
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