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Hi, Marek,

I am going to donate to FC project and to be a beta tester.

However, I hope my name and link will be recorded on your website on a donor list.

I require this because I have to report to my friends that I really finished this donation.

Hope you will make such a list on your website.

Thanks.

baijianpeng wrote:Hi, Marek,

I am going to donate to FC project and to be a beta tester.

However, I hope my name and link will be recorded on your website on a donor list.

I require this because I have to report to my friends that I really finished this donation.

Hope you will make such a list on your website.

Thanks.

Hi, glad to see some guys from China.
Donating is great, go ahead!

I think FreeCommander is very great software!

I tried Xplorer2, another software like FreeCommander which has also a commercial version.

But after trial, I think FreeCommander is better than Xplorer2 in most cases.

So I decide to donate to FreeCommander project.

However, I want to see my name and link on the donator list on the FC official website.

Thanks.

For me, having access to the latest beta version is reward enough.

I have a website about Joomla CMS, which is also an open source and free project.

I want to tell members on my website that I had donated to another free software, FreeCommander. If there is NO list on FC website, how can I prove that I really had donated?

So I will not donate until there is a donator list on FC website.

Thanks.

Ther was a donor list in the beginning of freeCommander, but I think the care of the list took too much of Mareks rare time.

I don't understand why you have to prove anyone that you've donated to another software-project. Additionally nowhere the amount of your donation is documented.

So donation is a voluntary gesture and not a method of increase your reputation.

I think I saw this one on Seinfeld. George was in an Italian deli. He decided to leave a tip, but he wanted to make sure the owner saw him. But, just as he was putting the tip in the tip jar, the owner turned away. George is stubborn and decides to try again. Just as he puts his hand in the tip jar to get his money back, the owner turns around and sees him. George gets booted out of the deli.