[THIN] NOTICE: Some changes/ new content on Thin List and TheThin.net
- From: "Jim Kenzig http://Kenzig.com" <jkenzig@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 26 Oct 2005 09:34:59 -0700 (PDT)
Dear Thinners,
I would first like to at this time announce to you my friends that I was
recently married in Las Vegas (during the week of Citrix iForum 2005) and have
also purchased a new home. Needless to say the last few months of my life have
been quite hectic. I've realized a change in my life is needed.
Over the past 9 years, this list and my website theThin.net have provided
quality information and assistance to the server based computing user
communities. As a valued member of the site and the Thin list you have helped
maintain its integrity and have given me the ability to keep the site online.
The thin.net has grown over the years and has become something much larger than
myself. Thethin.net went from receiving a few thousand hits a month in 1996 to
several million in 2005. The Thin list started out as 5 people and grew to over
2000.
The site now demands more work and time then I currently have to devote to it.
It requires a team of quality people to develop and continue on in the
tradition of providing quality content to the community.
Therefore, I made the decision to sell the Thin.Net and its content to a
reliable and well-known network. After a few months of negotiating, I sold the
domain to TechGenix LTD.
TechGenix produces many fine quality websites including ISAServer.org,
MSExchange.Org, WindowsNetworking.com, WindowsSecurity.com, and
ServerFiles.com. The Thin.net content will be rebranded and included into their
new offering MSTerminalServices.org. TechGenix has some top notch people
working with them on this site.
As part of the offering Techgenix will take control of the Thin list
membership. I will continue on as a moderator of the list. I have been
assured and have every reason to believe that the membership email addresses
from the list will remain private and it's integrity will be maintained by
Techgenix, as they are a very reputable company.
Techgenix has subscribed the list to their newsletter that announces when new
articles are posted to their site. They have asked me to let the list know that
you may be seeing these notifications being sent as messages to the list.
These are not spam and have authorization to be posted. I've suggested they put
some sort of identifier in the subject line of their messages so that it can be
filtered on.
My intentions are to remain active in the Thin Computing arena but start
focusing towards virtualization (like the rest of the world) and devote some
time to my many other sites in The Kenzig Group of websites on various
subjects. So fear not ... I am not going too far.
Regards,
Jim Kenzig
CEO The Kenzig Group
http://www.kenzig.com
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