Invite me

[Thome Frota]

Please I love opensuse and this project make my very happy, please invite me.
Thnaks in advance.
Thome
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[Freemyer]

Any chance we can get Novell to add a week delay to anyone that asks
on this list for an invite?

Then get a note to that affect added to website.

Greg

On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 5:54 PM, Thome Frota<[hidden email]> wrote:

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> Please I love opensuse and this project make my very happy, please invite me.
> Thnaks in advance.
> Thome
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[Peter Bowen]

At this point the queue for invitations is very short.  We automatically
send a set of invitations once per hour.  Based on the current queue and
the automatic invite rate, someone signing up right now should get an
invite in under eight hours.  It is our goal to get this to be instant.

Thanks,
Peter

On Wed, 2009-08-26 at 18:38 -0400, Greg Freemyer wrote:

> Any chance we can get Novell to add a week delay to anyone that asks
> on this list for an invite?
>
> Then get a note to that affect added to website.
>
> Greg
>
> On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 5:54 PM, Thome Frota<[hidden email]> wrote:
> >
> > Please I love opensuse and this project make my very happy, please invite me.
> > Thnaks in advance.
> > Thome
> > [hidden email]
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> >
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[Graham Anderson]

On Thursday 27 August 2009 00:38:24 Greg Freemyer wrote:
>Any chance we can get Novell to add a week delay to anyone that asks
>on this list for an invite?
>
>Then get a note to that affect added to website.
>
>Greg

I understand, it´s slightly annoying, but something I can live with. You can't
blame people for being excited about studio, it's smoking hot ;)

What is worse right now; large flood of newly activated accounts to swamp the
available resources, or gradual activation of account requests + a few mildly
irritating emails?

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[houghi]

On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 02:00:43AM +0200, Graham Anderson wrote:
> I understand, it´s slightly annoying, but something I can live with. You can't
> blame people for being excited about studio, it's smoking hot ;)

I can understand that people get excited. I can't understand that they
apparently are not able to follow directions.
 
> What is worse right now; large flood of newly activated accounts to swamp the
> available resources, or gradual activation of account requests + a few mildly
> irritating emails?

That is like asking: what is better: quantity or quality? I rather have a
few people that can read then many that can't. I rather have 500 good ones
that I can download then 500.000 that are all the same.

I am not sure what is in the confirmation of the mailinglist, but if it is
not in there, it should be about the invitation and if it is in there, it
just proves my point.

houghi
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[houghi]

On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 07:35:18PM -0400, Peter Bowen wrote:
> At this point the queue for invitations is very short.  We automatically
> send a set of invitations once per hour.  Based on the current queue and
> the automatic invite rate, someone signing up right now should get an
> invite in under eight hours.  It is our goal to get this to be instant.

Perhaps "Invite" is the wrong wording. People understand "Invite" as how
Gmail started up. Somebody needs to send you and invite. What happens now
is basically a subscription not an invite.

houghi
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[Pablo[Hellix]]

I just can't wait to try Suse Studio :D :D :D.