Re: marketing a perl class
[email protected] (Tom Phoenix)
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On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Uri Guttman wrote: > i am thinking of mailing to all/most of the list owners and asking > them to forward the url if they think it is appropriate. what do you > think? Sure, why not? If they don't think it's appropriate, they can toss it. > i will also post a few times to c.l.p.misc and modules and hopefully > won't get flamed away. i almost would flame someone else if they did > it. :) That tell me that other people will be even more likely to view this kind of post to the newsgroups as inappropriate. So I have to recommend against "advertising" it like that.... > but i think a quick mention is ok. Sure; so long as you're posting something else. That is, when you answer a question about OO, you can say "and by the way, this is one of the things that Damian will tell you all about at blah blah blah see the URL below." It's _much_ less objectionable when your message has some other content, so it's not just an advertisement. > what avenues do you use to reach perl hackers in your area Perl Mongers' meetings. I'd say that there would average at least one interested person per meeting. Good luck with it! -- Tom Phoenix Perl Training and Hacking Esperanto Randal Schwartz Case: http://www.rahul.net/jeffrey/ovs/