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Jekyll based rubyinstaller.org website
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rubyinstaller2.org is redirecting to rubyinstaller.org #8

Closed luislavena closed 6 years ago

luislavena commented 6 years ago

FYI, bought rubyinstaller2.org domain and setup to permanently redirect to existing domain. That is done as page rules in Cloudflare.

Thought was worth mentioning in case seeing some weird referrals in the analytics.

Cheers.

PS: @larskanis, thank you for your hard work maintaining RubyInstaller2 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

larskanis commented 6 years ago

Hi Luis! I never thought about this additional domain until I got this mail. Nevertheless thank you very much!

Recently I thought about adding a donation option to the site, as a compensation for the amount of time I invest in OSS development, which is essentially lacked for my family. However this doesn't feel right, since the only real costs (the domain name) for RubyInstaller are still paid by you.

What do you think about this? You can reach me by private mail as well: lars at greiz-reinsdorf dot de

luislavena commented 6 years ago

@larskanis I think adding the donation option is great idea, specially considering you're not only doing maintenance to RubyInstaller, but sending patches to all other dependencies, gems and projects to ensure they work with Windows.

However this doesn't feel right, since the only real costs (the domain name) for RubyInstaller are still paid by you.

Let me stop you right there. What takes me 10 minutes and a couple of dollars each year is not even close to the amount of work you have invested on this project (and all related) since I left.

So please, do not underestimate your work and contributions, as you are giving things more valuable: your time and knowledge.

If you go ahead with Patreon or BountySource, you can count with my small contribution 😄

Once again, thank you for caring and your hard work on RubyInstaller2! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

larskanis commented 6 years ago

OK, thank you so much! It's still a lot of your work, that brought RubyInstaller to where it is now.