Hi: When some content need to be made available locally for the benefit of users, then we could show the link and if needed acknowledge credit to the site and then put it on our site. That way you can't call it plagiarism. I will call it plagiarism if we copy parts of that and sell it as your property (without any credit or permission of the author), or if the original document was provided on a restricted site or published through books. I liked the article on Networking from ilug-Chennai, wrote to M.K. Saravanan for permission to put it in our site, but could not get his current email id. The email id given in the article is old. Does anyone know where Mr. M.K. Saravanan is? Regards JPM
Hi, From the left menu of the site I want to remove the following links:
Projects, Right now we have none, its no use keeping links for things, which I don't see getting populated in near future. Besides Linux in School which is a project has anyway a menu entry.
Humour, If somebody wants to read jokes they can visit some site like
http://www.kreeti.com/jokes/recent
or some other site. I am very mush against this category in main menu, what does ilug-cal have to do with it.
Linux CD's/DVD's, I think this will be better addressed as FAQ question, which I had originally done, but that entry has now been hidden.
There is a non-technical article supposedly written by A. Mani called "IRC Primer", and then it clearly copies someone else's content, its almost plagiarism, and at least this is not the way to present things. Do we have all the permission. Shouldn't linking to the article be better? IMO, ilug-cal should take a strong stand on plagiarism or someone else's rights.
Also, "About Us" section needs to be rewritten. It should give ilug-cal(DPS's) address, and a better description of the objectives of ilug-cal.
If you disagree with anyone of the above, or don't want them to be removed please let me know.
Thanks and regards, -- Surendra Singhi http://ssinghi.kreeti.com, http://www.kreeti.com