Mja, het probleem was dat ik al iets in mekaar gebokst had toen ik die reply met de link las
. Die regels lijken me erg ok, ik heb ze dan ook als alternatief voor mijn brouwsel naar voren geschoven
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Anyway, hier volgt het voorlopige ontwerp van het 'reglement':
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(I think we should explicitly ban the 'my lovely linux is better than f#$king windoze' topics also, personally I've seen too much of them. As for the publicity part, Luistroche might take this badly... Maybe we can be flexible in this? Personally I don't mind, but you have to draw the line somewhere. On the other hand, in a certain thread someone asked for hardware advice, and Luistroche proposed a config that looked like it came straight from his shop (complete with prices and stuff), so...)
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Bedankt in ieder geval aan diegenen die dit willen doorspartelen
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