Hi Charles,
I'm going to share this email with the devel list.
I am not offended by your offer. On the contrary I'm very flattered.
Just to hear that phpESP has been able to help you out is reward enough
for me. It doesn't matter if you can't code.
You have contributed in other ways: sending in feature requests, bugs,
testing the forked stuff for me......
All that stuff is just as important as submitting code.
Nothing makes me happier than seeing people take an active interest in
phpESP.
It is people like you that keep this project going.
Regards
Kon
On Thu, 2003-03-13 at 11:53, Charles Rawls wrote:
> Kon:
>
> I know everyone is busy with the 1.6 release...
>
> I have another project, that by the grace of the gods, has a budget.
> (Not a budget big enough to do much of anything with, but real cash money
> for hardware.)
>
> I am supplying the hardware, and have produced some wiggle room. My
> question is as follows, and please no one become offended, I can't code
> worth a crap, and want to contribute something.
>
> That all said I think after I get, all the necessary together, I'm going
> to have a surplus of $500 to $750. How can I use this to ease the world of
> the developers? Buy and ship some hardware? Setup a hosted playpen for
> development? Send a check for a dinner out? Where would I send it? Do you
> have ideas, comments?
>
> In short the folks using the project are getting some real results, and
> have managed to get some minimal level of funding to support their project,
> and I want to make sure my appreciation of the development team's work is
> known.
>
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