[Devil-linux-develop] Sharing with you....

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Hello Linux Live CD developers,
  Please be notify that your Linux Live Distribution will 
be available for sale on linuxlivecd.com very soon. To 
encourage sharing and long term substainity of this 
technology, LinuxLiveCD.com will share a percentage of 
profit with your group no more than 15%. Now please discuss
 with your member and determine what percentage your
 group would like, and reply me no later than Friday. Bear
 in mind, this is PURELY an act of courtesy; your group is 
not in any sense affilate with LinuxLiveCD.com, nor it 
represent any kind of obligation for your part. (Certainly, 
it would be better if you assist us.) Likewise LinuxLiveCD.com 
do NOT necessarily agree with your group's position toward
 commercialization. 
  If you do make the choice of brutally REFUSE any donation 
from us, LinuxLiveCD will still keep a percentage of profit 
generate from your distribution as "EMERGENCY fund", just in 
case your group may need.
  Again, in LinuxLiveCD.com we see it as our mission to promote 
Linux commercially(like Michael Robertson). And believe this
 is a better way to bring Linux en mass.Can you imagine a world
 WITHOUT Redhat, Mandrake, Suse or many commercial vendor/packager 
of Linux, how many Linux user will be there? If it wasn't one of 
them, I myself won't be using Linux(and over 99% of people)
 at the first place, let alone doing that. If there isn't any 
profit, IBM, Oracle, PeopleSoft won't be on our side. There is 
NOTHING wrong with doing business itself, the ONLY thing maybe 
wrong is the way we conduct our business. We are open to your 
opinion on that.

  Remember, reply me by Friday!

  Good luck with your project!

Coridially,
Euler
Project Manager
LinuxLiveCD.com
Hong Kong    

P.S. The Project Area is open for ANY Linux Live CD developer to use
WITHOUT any pre-condition. Our terms has relaxed somewhat.

P.S.S Would you like to HELP ME HELP new Linux user? Why newbie
 would fall back to Window again? One way to make their life 
easier is make a sort of "step by step illustrated guide" on 
how to use Linux Live CD to accomplish daily task. Could we 
work together on that? It will be a GREAT SERVICE to many
 Linux Live CD users. And it will release under Open License 
v 1.1. Who would like to help?