On 08/25/2011 03:01 PM, Raymond O'Donnell wrote:
> On 25/08/2011 22:32, damien clochard wrote:
>> Therefore i'm happy to put the issue #01 on track ! This version will be
>> keep on with the general layout and structure of the issue #00, but
>> mmeanwhile many modifications and improvements will be made, based on
>> the feedback we received over the last months.
>>
>> Although I did a lot of work by myself for the issue #00, i want to be
>> clear that PostgreSQL Magazine is intended to be a community driven
>> project. So if you are interested by this projetct, come on board !
>>
>> We need Editors, Graphic designers, Reviewers, Translators and of course
>> writers. Even if you don't a previous experience in the media, you can
>> help the project in many ways !
>>
>> I've open a dedicated mailing list for the project so that we don't
>> flood the psql-advocacy list ;-)
>
> Hi Damien,
>
> Glad to hear the project is going ahead. I'm happy to help again as a
> reviewer.
>
>> You're all welcome to this list. Even if you're just a reader of the
>> magazine :
>>
>> https://groups.google.com/group/pgmag/
>
> Just speaking personally, but I'd actually prefer an old-fashioned
> mailing list, such as this one... I don't have a GMail account (gasp),
> but if everyone else prefers the Google list then I'll sign up for one.
You don't need a gmail account, you can sign up under your standard email.
JD
>
> Ray.
>
>
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