Sheesss....
First, I think asking for money for what you do and asking for help
on this forum is ok. but 350E seems a lot.
2nd, Fons gives MUCH MORE than he takes. I learn loads from him. He's
a valuable resource on this and other forums!
On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 8:18 AM, Tinco Andringa <mail(a)tinco.nl> wrote:
So, since your name implies you make a living
doing audio work with linux
too, we should be charging you a fee when you ask something too?
He's not saying from now on he asks money for help, he's just offering a
service to people living near Rotterdam to have a regular help program, why
shouldn't he be able to ask money for it?
Isn't the goal of this list to help people to use linux audio
professionally?
> Next time Mr. Moors asks for help on this list
> I'll charge my usual consultancy fee.
>
> Ciao,
>
> --
> FA
>
> Laboratorio di Acustica ed Elettroacustica
> Parma, Italia
>
> O tu, che porte, correndo si ?
> E guerra e morte !
>
First: we post our answers not at the top on the list is it?
Second. A course can give the use of linux audio a 'boost'. We talked
about the fact that it is not always easy for at least newbies to find
your way in linux audio. Many people get lost and give up...
So a course would be a very good thing in my view! :)
Third: When you give a course it cost you: time, traveling costs
(Brussels > R'dam) organization, making a course book (and copy it?) and
linux audio usage, educational and presentation skills.... that could
deserve some money....
And I think it's free to make money out of GNU software... and we're
free to join or not.
But I agree also with all what Brad Fuller says.... and I think 350
euro's is not cheap at all.... (!)