[eside-ghost] Fw: [es-parl] ARGUMENTO S: por qué no se debe patentar el software

[txipi]

Aupa!

On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 10:48:28 +0200
Iker Perez de Albeniz - Txupete - <txupete en gmail.com> wrote:

> creo ke antes al responder he respondido solo a txipi.... pues bueno,
> envio de nuevo la propuesta del cartel y ademas a mas kalité:

Una vez más, rapapolvo de netiqueta, para tí y para el admin de la lista
que lo ha dejado pasar:

El límite de 400 KB está puesto por algo: no putear con mensajes de 800
KB a la gente que tiene mala conexión. El cartel o lo que sea, se cuelga
en cualquier sitio que se pueda, flickr, geocities o lo que te venga en
gana y se enlaza, no se manda a una lista con 250 suscriptores :-(((

Cortaos un poco, una foto de 50 KB vale, una de 750 no tanto ;-(

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