[Fwd: Questions of www.silicon.de]

[Fabian Affolter]

Hi all,

Are we interested in such a publicity thing? Is anybody willing to do
something?

Regards,

Fabian

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Subject: Questions of www.silicon.de
Date: Tue, 6 Nov 2007 15:13:11 +0100
From: Lutz Poessneck <Lutz.Poessneck at cnet.com>
To: <fab at fedoraproject.org>

Dear Fabian,

I'm an editor with www.silicon.de, a leading German news service for
IT-professionals, part of CNET Networks (www.cnet.com).

We are planning to publish a photo gallery to deal with the topic 'What
for and why I'm using Fedora'.

The aim of the photo gallery is to inform our readers about Fedora and
to give examples how to use it.

Ideally the gallery may have such a structure: a photo of a certain
Fedora-user with some information about himself (for instance:
profession, employer), then some photos, indicating what for and why he
uses Fedora (for instance: screenshots of his favourite
Fedora-applications, screenshots of applications, which he dislikes at
Windows .... or another creative image-idea), then the photo of the next
Fedora-user, then photos of his favourite Fedora-applications ... and so
on.

To give you an example, a photo gallery on www.silicon.de looks like
this:

160 years of Siemens
http://www.silicon.de/enid/client_server_host/30233

Can you help me to get in contact with Fedora-users, who are willing to
show their passion in a photo gallery?

I'm interested in any information. If we can find many interested users,
we may also publish a serial.

Also: Another topic for a photo gallery would be 'The history of Fedora
' - do you know, where to get corresponding photos?

Possible also: 'Fedora in use' (for instance in a project) - these
photos should be up to date.


If you come up with an idea for a photo gallery - you are welcome.

I'm looking forward to hearing from you.

With kind regards

Lutz Poessneck


Editor
CNET Networks Germany
Silicon.de
Willy-Brandt-Allee 2
81829 Munich, Germany
Phone: 0049-89-25 555 632
Fax: 0049-89-25 555 750
lutz.poessneck at cnet.com
www.silicon.de