Subject: baidarka foldables match
From: Stefano Moretti (stmoretti@tin.it)
Date: Sun Dec 03 2000 - 14:09:20 EST
Gee ... sounds like foldables is truely a touchy issue amongst germans !
Up to now, as an unrequested referee, I can say that Ralph is winning by the
points, having pouched Gerald really tough on the skin.
We're up to see what comes in the next 13 rounds (if professional, amateur
is restricted to only 3 rounds).
In the meantime I'll register to the foldables list as well, since I'm
truely interested in the subjetc, and as Ralph correctly puts it, not quite
as much in buying one.
Cheers to alla contenders, Stefano
----- Original Message -----
From: Marian Gunkel <marian-list@gmx.de>
To: <baidarka@lists.intelenet.net>
Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 12:56 PM
Subject: Re: baidarka COPYRIGHT
> Hi Gerald,
>
> As you mentioned me, I'd like to explain some things that probably got
mixed
> up.
>
> > - About the list-members I mentioned:
> > You and Marian Gunkel (mentioned as Admin in your list)
> > found in PouchBoats Discussion Forum: Test Messages: New test
> > (Marian is hosting a list-server about the project I mentioned, their
> primary
> > aims are somewhat documented in
> > http://www.egroups.com/message/faltboot/22
> > for those who are able to read german
>
> There are several projects I am and have been involved in.
>
> First, I do webdesign professionally to finance my studies at University.
As
> part of that, I work for Ralph Hoehn's website as webmaster / Admin (and
get
> paid for it). I am dealing only with the technical issues, Ralph is
> providing the content (except for some postings in the discussion forum).
>
> Second, since 1997 I do some clearly non-commercial websites such as
> www.pouch-inoffiziell.de and www.faltboot.de where nobody ever paid me in
> money nor in "natural produces". Some people from faltboot.de (including
> Ralph and me) got together to develop "Projekt Fieselschweif", dedicated
to
> collecting as much folding kayak related information as possible (and set
up
> a website for it with access for everybody to every information available
> for free: you can see the German language website at
> http://www.crosswinds.net/~faltboot/). This will eventually replace
> faltboot.de.
>
> This project uses the list-server mentioned by Gerald above. There has
been
> some discussion in the beginning of the project whether the project should
> turn commercially. We decided for several reason to stay non-commercially.
> There is still some thinking of editing the collected information and sell
> this editing as a book / CD-ROM ... *If* we should ever have enough
> information to being able to publish anything, the website with free
access
> to the information would still be maintained.
>
> Third, Ralph and I decided to start a list-server on the subject of
amateur
> building of folding kayaks. As Ralph mentioned before, this is
definitively
> non-commercial and will ever be.
>
> I know Ralph quite well (and spent a week at his place). And I am quite
sure
> he's very much able to differentiate between his commercial and
> non-commercial involvements. So (I hope :-)) am I.
>
> Marian
>
>
>
>
>
> Marian Gunkel, Berlin, Germany
> www.mariangunkel.de
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