Hi,
2011/6/15 klaus-jürgen weghorn ol <ol@sophia-louise.de>:
I'd like to make a request. It is much, much easier to report on these things quickly if there is
a URL in the press release that points to the news.
Is it possible in future to include such a URL in the news item please? Given you are using
WordPress to publish the news, it's easy to know the URL in advance and it will make it far
easier to tweet, report and generally talk about if it's there at the bottom of the release, as:
News story:
http://blog.documentfoundation.org/2011/06/15/first-tdf-advisory-board-members-demonstrate-wide-corporate-support-for-libreoffice/
you can always point to the Archive-Link from the mail-header, in this
case Archived-At:
<http://go.mail-archive.com/Ng50v7s2MauUbnax5hhtrIakIpQ=>
But there you get a 404 mistake (broken link).
I reported this last week.
And I forgot about the issue although knowing from the website-list.
And Simon is right, the journalists shouldn't be recommended to do so,
I was thinking of us inside the project.
So it must be the way blogging->copying the link->pasting to
mail->sending the announcement with the link. Not nice, but possible.
Volker
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