[Mageia-discuss] [FRENCH] Réduction d'impôts pour les dons à l'association Mageia

[Lombard Marianne]

Le 24/09/2010 15:21, Tulum a écrit :
> Le vendredi 24 septembre 2010 14:46:22 Marianne Lombard, vous avez écrit :
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>> It works only if the association is declared of "public utility" (like
>> the Red-Cross and others). But it's not the case for the AUFML.
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>> Marianne
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>> PS : please no more french on an english-speaking mailing-list. I've
>> only see french people post here in the wrong langage. Are french unable
>> to respect this simple rule ? (I'm french too, and I write in english,
>> even it's with a lot of errors)
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> I disagree, english is NOT the only one language in the world  and some can't 
> speak / write in english : must they shut up because of it ?
> The message was for the french people about french laws.
> I agree it is better to write in english to be understand by mostly people, 
> but does matter if someone speak in its own language to tell what he think ? 
> the developper are from everywhere, some of them can unterstand the message 
> and translate if it is an interesting purpose.
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This list is presented as an english-speaking list. So people who write
here use english.
In a second time, I'm sure that localised list will be set-up, so
everyone can exchange on his own native tongue.

I doesn't want to be offensive, just want to remember people to respect
basic rules of civility :
    use the langage chosen for the list
    and no-posting  (in this thread, no problem)

I participate to an IRC chan who use this simple rule : be polite, be
helpful
Can we use this one here ?


Marianne

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