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18. A flood of new classes, Free trial for Advertisers, New PHP Conference in New York

Posted on: 2003-02-28

Hello,

This is a editor newsletter to talk about three topic:

- A flood of new classes contributed to the PHP Classes repository
- Free trial campaigns to let companies evaluate advertising in the site
- A new PHP conference to be held in New York, USA


- A flood of new classes contributed to the PHP Classes repository

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17. Class contributor country and home page

Posted on: 2003-02-15

Hello,

In order to provide more interesting information about each user that contributes to the PHP Classes site, two more fields were added experimentally in the user options: country and home page.
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16. Better resources for class contributors

Posted on: 2003-02-07

Please excuse me if you already received this message yesterday. It was mostly meant to contributing authors like you, but since many of you preferred to not receive site announcements like this one, I am mailing again this now just to the site contributors because I think it is important for you to be aware of these improvements meant to help authors to spread their work in the site. So here follows the original announcement again.

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15. Sponsoring and Advertising in the PHP Classes site

Posted on: 2003-01-31

Hello,

As it was announced last month, the PHP Classes site is displaying paid banners in order to generate some income to help keep the site open by letting me continue work on developing and maintaining the site at full time.

The site now displays banners also in the alerts and newsletter messages like this to increase the income. However, the additional income that is generated is still not enough to justify keep working on the site at full time.
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14. 2002 developments in the PHP Classes site

Posted on: 2002-12-24

2002 was a productive year in the PHP Classes site. Despite many enhancements have been developed, many more are still to be done despite I am dedicating full time to the site.

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13. Paid services subscriptions and PHP-Con conference in USA

Posted on: 2002-09-19

Hello,

It has been a while since I released the survey about the interest on having additional valued services available to paid subscribers. The survey went very well as a significant number of users expressed immediate interest at least on some of the proposed services.
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12. Your class ratings by site users

Posted on: 2002-07-24

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11. Paid services survey fixed

Posted on: 2002-07-21

Hello,

Thank you to the hundreds of users that reported the problem in survey form. It as a minor bug in form field page allocation that was exposed due to last minute changes in page order resorting. Since it was only visible to people filling the forms for the first time (all of you), it escaped my tests.

The problem is fixed now. I would like to apologise for the inconvinience and having to mail you again.
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10. Paid site services survey

Posted on: 2002-07-19

Hello,

I am writing you because this is a very critical moment for the future of the site for which I would greatly appreciate you time and attention.
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9. Latest PHP news in the site newsletter and comp.lang.php newsgroup to be approved with your help

Posted on: 2002-06-07

Hello,

Finally I implemented something that I have been willing to have for a long time. I have just include in the PHP Classes site newsletter the head lines of the latest PHP news that were released in several other sites.

So, now everybody subscribed to the site newsletter can be kept up to date with the latest news in the PHP world without having to keep polling many sites to know if any interesting news were released.
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