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Ken writes:
> I will see your $37 and raise you $63 for starters; i.e: Go for the
> round number: $100... since I expect not everyone on 3000-L
> will be able to contribute, $100 sounds about right to me....
I kind of like the idea that if we were to actually run such an add that it
would be supported by a lot of little contributions rather than one or two
large vendors. This would head off the suggestion that the whole thing was
put together by a single vendor whose products only run on the 3000 and thus
is a self-serving effort rather than a grass-roots community project.
I would suggest a contribution limit of $500-$1000 or so.
Ideally the "letter" would be signed by as many real end-user customers as
possible, though the legal ramifications of putting your company's name on
such a thing probably preclude this. We could probably include the
signatures (or just names) of individuals though, I would guess, and HP
knows where a lot of us work :-)
If we really want to do this, then I can pledge up to $1000 towards an ad to
run in the national media (Infoworld doesn't cut it).
Wall Street Journal, National Edition, Full Page B/W: $154,813.92
Hmmm, maybe we need to consider a higher contribution limit.
G.
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