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From: Mark D. <ma...@ki...> - 2006-08-11 06:10:06
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On Wed, 9 Aug 2006 18:56:28 -0700, Sean Egan wrote > I like Pidgin. It's unique, kinda catchy, has an actual, relevant > meaning (IM speakers butcher language), and---most importantly---a > purple pigeon (http://www.english-country-garden.com/a/i/birds/wood- > pigeon-1.jpg) would be a super fitting logo! > > The lawyers have cleared Pidgin; it's ok to use. They've also > cleared Cohort. > > I say we settle on Pidgin, start registering domains, setting up > servers, etc. I can work on a Pidgin-renaming patch. God yes. Pidgin's not my first choice, but I'm ok with it. I like pidgin-im.com pidgin-im.net pidgin-im.org Who should register those? Anyone, and then that person would be reimbursed by the nonprofit? I can do it if you want. FYI, I heard a rumor that the Isle of Man plans to start selling domains like pidgin.im later this year. Do we still have a lot of money from Google SoC? Can we move away from sourceforge? What about leasing a server somewhere? Maybe from linode.com? How many months could we go at $80 a month? Luke, don't you work for a colocation company? Do you think they'd be willing to provide a free or discounted rate for an open-source project? Are requirements aren't huge: Apache, php, svn, ssh, and a lot of bandwidth (I estimate between 2GB and 10GB a month). What's our release strategy? Announce the non-profit and the name change within the next month? Then release 2.0.0 sometime after that, once all the major bugs are gone? Once we have a new logo I think we should set up some kind of e-store. Possibly at Cafepress or Zazzle. I have not read through the attachment. I'll do that tonight and send another email if I find anything that bugs me. Yay, Mark P.S. Here are the results from the most recent voting. People who voted: Evan, Luke, Stu, Ethan, Gary, Nathan, Richard, Rob and me. Pidgin 71 Spiel 59 Cohort 54 Adagio 48 Kestrel 41 Jumble 39 Tincan 39 Motto 37 Aria 33 Crossthread 19 Seance 10 |