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On Sat, 8 Mar 2008 20:57:28 +0000
"Dave Page" <dpage@pgadmin.org> wrote:
> Err, no. That is also not a postgresql.org website. Let me clarify, so
> JD doesn't slap my wrists again.
>
> Official PostgreSQL project sites/services are deployed under the
> postgresql.org domain, having been agreed upon by -www or the sysadmin
> team. We have a policy of not using alternate domain names, or even
> site names as far as is practical. The only exceptions are pgFoundry,
> and some backend infrastructure.
Right.
>
> Other sites, such as planetpostgresql an postgresqldocs, are not run
> as part of the PostgreSQ
This got cut off but I assume you meant, "as part of the PostgreSQL.Org
infrastructure (or PostgreSQL.Org community)".
That would be correct. PlanetPostgresql, Postgresqldocs,
Postgresqlconference, ITPUG, PostgreSQLFR, PostgreSQL.eu are PostgreSQL
community projects but they are not PostgreSQL.Org projects. Which in
my mind is cool (I know not everyone agrees) because it is a testament
to the strength of our community as a whole.
To look at PostgreSQL as just PostgreSQL.org doesn't do the community
or the project itself justice.
Sincerely,
Joshua D. Drake
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