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Re: [linux-team] linux.be website. (fwd)
Bonjour a tous,
Il semble qu'une societe a enregistre le domaine linux.be.
Alors que linux est un trademark international.
Au dns belge, il precise que cela semble etre une erreur. (Mr Verbaeten
discute du probleme pour le moment.)
% Rights restricted by copyright. See
http://www.ripe.net/db/dbcopyright.html
domain: linux.be
descr: Linux
descr: Merelstraat 26
descr: B-8490 Jabbeke
descr: Belgium
admin-c: WB1315-RIPE
tech-c: MB995-RIPE
zone-c: WB1315-RIPE
nserver: ns.pbc.be
nserver: ns.ap.be
remarks: PBC IP
mnt-by: DNS-BE
changed: tech@dns.be 19990225
source: RIPE
person: Wouter Barremaecker
address: Linux
address: Merelstraat 26
address: B-8490 Jabbeke
address: Belgium
phone: +32 50 81 23 79
fax-no: +32 50 81 23 79
e-mail: wouter@ap.be
nic-hdl: WB1315-RIPE
changed: tech@dns.be 19990225
source: RIPE
person: Matthias Barremaecker
address: Stationstraat 47
address: 8490 Jabbeke
address: Belgium
phone: +32 50 81 43 24
fax-no: +32 50 81 23 79
e-mail: info@ap.be
nic-hdl: MB995-RIPE
changed: tech@dns.be 970421
changed: tech@dns.be 970724
source: RIPE
alex
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On Mon, 22 Mar 1999, Alain EMPAIN wrote:
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Demande d'aide aux personnes intéressées à la valorisation de nos efforts
> dispersés au niveau de la Belgique
> Ceci concerne en particulier les francophones (mes amis néerlandophones
> s'occupent de leur côté.
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>
> Avec des amis néerlandophones, j'essaie de promouvoir l'idée que nous
> devons offrir une source d'informations orientées vers les décideurs de
> l'enseignement, des administrations, des entreprises, afin de rencontrer les
> besoins concrets de ces infrastructures.
>
> Un projet de site regroupant des pointeurs vers toutes les activités
> concernées (ex: iguana, rtfm, [redcorp]...) permettrait de faire le lien
> et de valoriser dans l'autre communauté ce qui est fait localement.
> Les arguments et les démonstrations des uns peuvent servir aux autres...
>
> Dag Wieers travaille actuellement à la mise sur pieds d'un tel site
> centralisateur, dont la mission ne serait pas de se substituer à ce qui
> existe déjà, mais d'en servir de pivot.
>
> Je pense en fait à un public cible qui n'est pas nécessairement le même
> que celui des activistes qui forment la majorité des 'client' de rtfm et
> iguana : des entrepreneurs, des inspecteurs/professeurs/instituteurs (il
> y en a déjà !), des responsables en bureautique qui sont intéressés mais
> qui n'osent pas franchir le rubicon par manque d'expérience et en raison
> des risques inhérents à tout changement ...
>
> A titre d'info, je joins un mail échangé entre les principaux promoteurs
> de cette approche.
>
> ===========================================================================
> Vous avez en main l'avenir de cette coopération : ne la laissez pas se
> développer sans réagir; l'opportunité d'un support professionnel pour
> Linux est à notre porte, organisons le...
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>
> Bien cordialement,
>
> Alain
>
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> Dr Alain EMPAIN, Informatics, Site Master
> National Botanic Garden of Belgium
> B-1860 MEISE, Belgium
> Phone: +32 2 2693905 Fax: +32 2 2701567
> Home: +32 85 512341, celine@ping.be
>
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> Date: Mon, 22 Mar 1999 08:30:04 +0100 (CET)
> From: Dag Wieers <dag@life.be>
> To: Alain EMPAIN <alemp@BR.FGOV.BE>
> Cc: Wim Vandeputte <wvdputte@reptile.rug.ac.be>,
> Daniel <Daniel.Lucq@rug.ac.be>,
> Herman Bruyninckx <Herman.Bruyninckx@mech.kuleuven.ac.be>,
> Ivo Clarysse <soggie@iguana.be>, Peter De Schrijver <p2@life.be>,
> Tilleke <tille@soti.org>, kb@nli.be, Kris Carlier <kris@iguana.be>,
> Geert Uytterhoeven <geert@cs.kuleuven.ac.be>
> Subject: Re: linux.be website.
>
> On Mon, 22 Mar 1999, Alain EMPAIN wrote:
> > Dag, thanks for the summary : things seem to have well evolved within a
> > short span of time.
> >
> > 1- I agree to contact some people in the our french speaking part.
>
> nice ! the main argument is that they would have full control over thet
> french-part of the site (in an open source kind of way ofcourse ;))
> I only would like to have the same interface (as this is important to have
> to 'we all stand together' kind of feeling ;p)
> if they don't like the interface, then i'd like to know what parts they
> don't like or how they would do it. if it makes things better, let's do it
> ;)
>
> > 2- About the census, I was expecting you to host it : Herman has prepared
> > a new draft of the pages (with some Dutch translation), and Kris has
> > asked to two of his collaborators to work on the database interface.
> ok, once we got a clean machine for the site, we'll grant someone access
> to do whatever has to be done for the database-backend. maybe it would be
> nice to discuss this with soggie, as he already thought about database for
> linbel. it would be stupid to have 2 dbase-servers for both projects.
>
> > 3- I think that the new site will be well in situation to cover all the
> > Linux activity in Belgium. Better a central pivot to the decentralized
> > information than YACS ['yet another concurrent site'].
> > Following the generality of an information, it would be natural to
> > translate it centrally in a more general language.
> yes, exactly. that's why it was of great importance that Ivo Clarysse
> (soggie) agreed to move his site (linbel) to linux.be.
>
> > In my domain (Biology), I have seen young people publishing local interest
> > papers in their local language, but quickly using English for more
> > important/general information : it was not forced by any rule and
> > everybody are reading Dutch/French/English if the interest is there (and
> > if the information is known and located : hence the role of such a
> > generalist Linux site).
> ack.
>
> --
> dag wieers, <dag@life.be>, http://dag.life.be/ _| _ _
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> and death's the final word. -- Monty Python |
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