You know Marc I've got access to a lot of students who do multi-media
studies. As part of the co-op program the students get involved creating
websites for real sites. What do think, want to exploit a team of keeners?
Marc G. Fournier wrote:
>right now, there are two powered by images available that I'm aware of
>(that really do need to be moved to the www.postgresql.org site iself):
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>the nicer (IMHO) of the two:
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> http://www.pgsql.com/graphics/propaganda/poweredby_postgresql.png
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>the other:
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> http://www.pgsql.com/graphics/propaganda/pg-power.jpg
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>I didn't make them, they were submit'd by other users a very very long
>time back ...
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>On Sun, 11 Jan 2004, Alexey Borzov wrote:
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>>Greetings!
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>>Sort of addition for my larger mail.
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>>Have you ever wondered why there are so many cute dolphins plastered all over
>>the web and so few cute elephants (even for projects that *do* support PgSQL)?
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>>The answer is simple. If I need to get a cute dolphin, I go to www.mysql.com,
>>click on Download and there is a conveniently highlighted "Logos" entry.
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>>If I need to get a cute elephant I go to postgresql.org, advocacy.postgresql.org
>>and click around until I find... nothing. Then (maybe) I go to the search page,
>>enter "logo" and get maillist messages where people complain that they can't
>>find a cute elephant either. The replies (finally) contain links to pgsql.com
>>where the logos are. Cute, indeed.
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