On Wednesday 19 July 2006 23:16, nss@mt.net.mk wrote: > We have released the first > macedonian CERT team who can help Macedonia > reduce the cyber crime. Good to hear! > So, I'm e-mailing you for the reason that we are > looking for your permission > to add the debian.org link on our website No premission is needed to link to our website. Just do it. > ... looking for your partnership ... I don't understand what you are looking for. Debian is an all-volounteer organisation, not a company, so our resources are severely limited. You may use Debian, and we are happy to receive your feedback via the usual channels (mailing lists, bug tracking system, ... - see <http://www.debian.org/devel/join/>). We are, in return, happy to provide what assistance we can through the usual channels (Debian users's mailing list <http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/>, #debian IRC channel on OFTC, see also <http://www.debian.org/support>. Beyond that, please specify more precisely how you think you could profit from a partnership, and how the Debian project could profit from such a partnership. Be advised, however, that the Debian project does not usually enter into official partnership agreements etc. with corporations, but instead works together on an individual basis (i.e. where in the corporate world an official partnership would be announced, in the "Debian world" you would just sponsor some work to be done on Debian. See, for example, the recent announcements about the Bhutan Government, and other organisations, helping to create Debian-based DzongkhaLinux: <http://www.debian.org/News/2006/20060719>) You may contact me directly, I will try to be of assistance. (Please be aware that communications sent to the debian-project email address are public.) greetings -- vbi
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