- From: The Croll <thecroll@mail.ru>
- Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2001 01:35:32 +0400
- To: w3c-translators@w3.org
Hello dear Sirs! Thanks for attending my letters. Let me say a few more words for the topic of the mailing list. (I hope this will not be considered spam.) >But the advertisement is really bad, just in general and even >more so because it overlaps with the W3C icon (at least on my >browser). I think there should be a sentence at the top that >tells the reader who provides this nice service, but on the other >hand makes clear that this is not part of W3C. I just haven't >thought up a good wording yet. Joseph, do you have any idea? I just wanted to say that the service where the pages are stored has been completely FREE and completely ADS FREE for years. I just logged in once and the guys told me there will be the banner. I thought you were joking when I read your letter. I stand for no ads at all. So the pages are now at the new server and you may check'em. HTTP://Croll.HotBox.Ru/W3C/Consortium/Translation/russian.html for English version HTTP://Croll.HotBox.Ru/W3C/Consortium/Translation/russian-ru.html for Russian one. This ads trick was a big mistake and I hope that www.narod.ru will pass away soon. I will pay 20 bucks a months for no ads, heheh. >The validator icon can be copied, but the W3C icon should be >referenced directly. Please see >http://www.w3.org/Consortium/Legal/logo-usage-20000308. This is okat now, I hope. >Also, I would add a link from the Russian to the English version >and back. It's very nice to have both versions! Hmm, check this out, but I hope to add some kind of flags instead of links in the future. What do you think? I will change XML in 10 points according to what you told me in the nearest future. >I do NOT want the source. But my browser insists on displaying the >source, because the HTTP header says text/plain;charset=windows-1251 >instead of text/html;charset=windows-1251. So you have to change >the server settings. >I don't know how to do that with your server >(Server: Microsoft-IIS/0.92 (OS/360) ASP/7.315.0284 CJK support) >but I guess that if you change the document name to include .html, >it will work. Will you tell me your browser and OS brands please? And tell me how (if) XML in 10 points works on the new server, do I still have to add .html? Thanks for explaining "the full potential". Best wishes, Alexander "Croll".
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