On 19/12/2024 14:36, Dave Page wrote: > We have a policy for recognising NPOs on the website, however we don't > actually list which NPOs are recognised anywhere, a problem which some > of us have noted a few times. > > The attached patch adds a page to do that, and makes a few related > adjustments to text on other pages to properly integrate the new page. > > Objections/suggested changes please? > +<h2>PostgreSQLFr</h2> + +<p>PostgreSQLFr has as its objectives the promotion, the support for + deployment and the development of the Open Source software PostgreSQL + and its derivatives and related projects in France and in French + speaking countries. + + PostgreSQLFr organises the "PG Day France" each year in a different + city, since 2008. More information can be found on the + <a href="https://www.postgresql.fr/">PostgreSQLFr website</a>. +</p>
From this page the objectives of the association are:
* to promote, directly or indirectly, the PostgreSQL database management system * to be the preferred contact for users by offering a French-speaking representation of PostgreSQL.
It is surprising to get a message about "derivative of PostgreSQL" promoted by the french speaking association. Is it really ? Also it is a "Association Loi 1901" and it's worth mentioning. https://www.associations.gouv.fr/liberte-associative.html for details.
Proposed rewrite:
<h2>PostgreSQLFr</h2>
<p>PostgreSQLFr is a French Association based on Loi 1901. It's an umbrella for some french speaking activity but is independent from PostgreSQL Europe. It follows those objectives: promote, directly or indirectly, the PostgreSQL database management system, and be the preferred contact for users by offering a French-speaking representation of PostgreSQL.
PostgreSQLFr organises the "PG Day France" each year in a different city, since 2008. More information can be found on the <a href="https://www.postgresql.fr/">PostgreSQLFr website</a>. </p>
The text in the patch is what was requested by PostgreSQLFr (specifically, JPA).
