Hi, i'm new to this group. Can I post a job offer here? If not where is the
best place to find a php / mysql programmer?

Thanks
Heidi

Heidi Anselstetter said the following on 28/06/07 07:25:
> Hi, i'm new to this group. Can I post a job offer here? If not where is the
> best place to find a php / mysql programmer?
>
> Thanks
> Heidi

Just in case you get flamed, because we all forget bits of the Usenet
Guidelines and Rules for Posting and people just love to jump in
shouting SPAM without doing a bit of reading...

From my 1993 copy.
> Subject: Rules for posting to Usenet

> This message describes some of the rules of conduct on Usenet. The rules
> vary depending on the newsgroup.

> Announcement of professional products or services on Usenet is allowed;
> however, since someone else is paying the phone bills for this, it is
> important that it be of overall benefit to Usenet. Post to the
> appropriate newsgroup -- comp.newprod -- never to a general purpose
> newsgroup such as "misc.misc". Clearly mark your article as a product
> announcement in the subject. Never repeat these -- one article per
> product at the most; preferably group everything into one article.
> Advertising hype is especially frowned upon -- stick to technical
> facts. Obnoxious or inappropriate announcements or articles violating
> this policy will generally be rejected. This policy is, of course,
> subject to change if it becomes a problem.

Some more knowledgeable person might have the rules and guidelines for
this specific group though.


--
"Initiative is punishable."
Russian business saying.

macca said the following on 04/07/07 03:34:
> What on earth are you going on about? You didnt even answer the
> question!
>
> The rules you have quoted are not even relevant!

As you are probably remedial and not capable of working this Usenet lark
one can only assume that as you have not quoted anything you must be
going on about something totally different.

Otherwise what I had posted and something you must have missed was
answering the original poster's question.

> Heidi:
>
> I think you are better posting a job vacancy on a job website rather
> than here. People who use Usenet are from all over the world and If
> this is an office job that could be a problem as I'm sure you can
> imagine. On the other hand, It would depend what you need the
> developer to do, if you post some more details, such as the job
> details/location etc, if nothing else, maybe someone could point you
> in the right direction.
>
> Hope this is of some more than quoting "regulations".
>
> Paul

They're Guidelines you twat!

I have seen many go into a rage quoting SPAM and "how dare you!" without
even having ever read any of the guidelines, probably having joined via
a CD Cover disk from WH Smiths.

To advertise ones services is advertising nevertheless and if kept to a
minimum is okay in general.

Learn to read young man, learn to read!

--
"Initiative is punishable."
Russian business saying.

"Richard Brooks" <richardbrooks@vickers-supermarine.com> wrote in message
news:t8CdnUX_aN1M_RbbnZ2dnUVZ8qaqnZ2d@bt.com...
> macca said the following on 04/07/07 03:34:
>> What on earth are you going on about? You didnt even answer the
>> question!
>>
>
>> To advertise ones services is advertising nevertheless and if kept to a
> minimum is okay in general.
>
> Learn to read young man, learn to read!
>
> --
> "Initiative is punishable."
> Russian business saying.
I suggest you learn to read. the OP was not advertising services but asking
a question!!

BT

Brian Telford said the following on 04/07/07 11:05:
> "Richard Brooks" <richardbrooks@vickers-supermarine.com> wrote in message
> news:t8CdnUX_aN1M_RbbnZ2dnUVZ8qaqnZ2d@bt.com...
>> macca said the following on 04/07/07 03:34:
>>> What on earth are you going on about? You didnt even answer the
>>> question!
>>>
>>> To advertise ones services is advertising nevertheless and if kept to a
>> minimum is okay in general.
>>
>> Learn to read young man, learn to read!

> I suggest you learn to read. the OP was not advertising services but asking
> a question!!

What can you make out from the Subject header ? The job offer is a
service as such.

Most people just give a personal opinion as to what they think is
allowed with regards to the posting of jobs or advertising of products
and have probably never have read the Usenet Guidelines, hence the extract.


--
"Initiative is punishable."
Russian business saying.

Michael Fesser said the following on 04/07/07 13:49:
> .oO(Richard Brooks)
>
>> They're Guidelines you twat!
>
> *LOL*
>
> There are also guidelines to be patient and to not offend other posters.

I do so hope that Macca can read this.



--
"Initiative is punishable."
Russian business saying.

macca said the following on 04/07/07 22:30:
>>> .oO(Richard Brooks)
>>>> They're Guidelines you twat!
>>> *LOL*
>>> There are also guidelines to be patient and to not offend other posters.
>> I do so hope that Macca can read this.
>
>
> Yes I can read this... but YOU are the one being offensive NOT ME you
> fool.

Hmmm, you didn't seem to read your first post, did you ? It is better
to offer guidelines than ones own opinion of what one thinks is right,
so where did you get your first reply from ?


>>> There are also guidelines to be patient and to not offend other posters.
>
> This is aimed at you. Idiot.

Strange how it is well known that most crap comes through gmail, isn't it.


--
"Initiative is punishable."
Russian business saying.

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