Re: Advertising on the community blog

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> I think the reason people are seeing this article as being a gray area
> is because it had some interesting content apart from the employment  
> solicitation.  And that's a fair point - I found that part interesting
> too.  But the subject line was "OmniTI seeks data management experts; 
> a new type of DBA." I wouldn't necessarily object to "BTW, we're      
> looking for a DBA", but this wasn't really by the way.  It was the    
> explicitly stated primary purpose of the post.  A footnote at the     
> bottom would be a different matter, perhaps.                          

+1. For the record, they've been looking for a DBA for a long time, and 
Robert Treat has done a number of posts with just that technique.       

> Anyway, I didn't object to the content, but I would have expected it
> to go through pgsql-jobs rather than planet.                        

For the record, count me in the jobs go to pgsql-jobs camp as a 
future policy.                                                  

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> I think the reason people are seeing this article as being a gray area
> is because it had some interesting content apart from the employment  
> solicitation.  And that's a fair point - I found that part interesting
> too.  But the subject line was "OmniTI seeks data management experts; 
> a new type of DBA." I wouldn't necessarily object to "BTW, we're      
> looking for a DBA", but this wasn't really by the way.  It was the    
> explicitly stated primary purpose of the post.  A footnote at the     
> bottom would be a different matter, perhaps.                          

+1. For the record, they've been looking for a DBA for a long time, and 
Robert Treat has done a number of posts with just that technique.       

> Anyway, I didn't object to the content, but I would have expected it
> to go through pgsql-jobs rather than planet.                        

Count me in the 'jobs go to pgsql-jobs' camp as a future policy.

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Greg Sabino Mullane greg@turnstep.com
PGP Key: 0x14964AC8 200912191107     
http://biglumber.com/x/web?pk=2529DF6AB8F79407E94445B4BC9B906714964AC8

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