iTechArt Group - Custom Software Development and Offshore outsourcing Company

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VB

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Apr 24, 2007, 10:04:51 AM4/24/07
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iTechArt Group - Custom Software Development and Offshore outsourcing
Company

http://www.itechart.com/

Offshore custom software development company iTechArt - Web site and
Content Management Solutions development, CMS consulting: Ektron,
Drupal and DotNetNuke

iTechArt Group provides high quality custom software development
services and offshore software development. On December 2006, iTechArt
Group became an authorized Microsoft Certified Partner. This means
that our company has been recognized by Microsoft for our vast
expertise and authorized to custom software development; provide IT
service consulting and custom business solutions.

Custom Software Development and Offshore outsourcing Company iTechArt
has worked together since 2003 to design build and deliver .NET Web
Content Management software solutions that help clients meet their
strategic objectives. We are agile oriented development partner able
to consistently deliver solid results.

iTechArt software development team assemblies specialists in the
development of custom software applications and offshore software
outsourcing services.

Working concepts of our company are based on proven approaches and
international standards used for custom software development such as
Capability Maturity Model Integration for Software Engineering (CMMI-
SW). In the same breath we have our own standpoint on software
development process management which is fully effective and
comprehensible for our clients.


iTechArt offers software development in the next main directions:

1. Custom Software Development (Offshore outsourcing for worldwide
based software development companies.)

2. Software Development for Digital Signage (Media content development
and remote displays / information kiosks Web-based software
application management.)

3. Web Site Development (E-commerce solutions, CMS/DotNetNuke/Ektron/
Drupal, Web 2.0/PHP/MySQL/AJAX, Flash/Action script/Flex and many
more.)

4. Offshore Development Center (Dedicated development team of software
developers. Our offshore development centers operate as an extension
to clients' existing software engineering business.)

Contact iTechArt ( http://www.itechart.com/ )about custom software
development, end-to-end software solutions, outsourcing software
development, custom DotNetNuke module development, DotNetNuke
consulting, dotnetnuke hosting, first class Java and .Net developers,
software application design, software testing, Quality Assurance,
functionality testing and defect analysis, performance and stress
testing, usability testing, Microsoft Media Services and Adobe Media
Flash Server solutions, digital signage solutions and custom
development, Ektron CMS400.NET developers, CMS, .NET Web Content
Management software solutions

Web:
http://www.itechart.com/
http://www.itechart.com/Pages/ProductsServices/HowWeWork.aspx
http://www.itechart.com/Pages/ProductsServices/BusinessModels.aspx
http://www.itechart.com/Pages/ProductsServices/CustomSoftwareDevelopment.aspx
http://www.itechart.com/Pages/ProductsServices/DotNetNukeModuleDevelopment.aspx

VB

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Apr 24, 2007, 10:04:51 AM4/24/07
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Subir Pradhanang

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Apr 25, 2007, 3:24:21 AM4/25/07
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On 4/24/07, VB <v...@itechart.com> wrote:
>
> iTechArt Group - Custom Software Development and Offshore outsourcing
> Company
>
> http://www.itechart.com/
>
> Offshore custom software development company iTechArt - Web site and
> Content Management Solutions development, CMS consulting: Ektron,
> Drupal and DotNetNuke
[...]

One more spam of a different kind!!

प्रबीण ( ओपन ठिटो )

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Apr 25, 2007, 6:16:10 AM4/25/07
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Dear all,

we must stop any kind of spams. so to some extend we can be bit strict. lets block such users for a specified span of time. we can't block them for ever as we believe in knowledge sharing.


--
Prabin Gautam "ओपन ठिटो"
KUOSC
letS makE ouR streeT FOSSible..........

nepbabu.cx

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Apr 25, 2007, 1:33:05 PM4/25/07
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प्रबीण ( ओपन ठिटो ) wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> we must stop any kind of spams. so to some extend we can be bit strict. lets
> block such users for a specified span of time. we can't block them for ever
> as we believe in knowledge sharing.
>
>
This is happening more and more often now. This mailing list badly needs
mailing list software such as GNU mailman that can effectively filter
out spam based on keywords and other methods
and not have to everytime block an email address. If tomorrow there are
20 more spams from 40 different email addresses, is the solution to
again block all of those email (this might continue for indefinite time)?
We need a better approach than using google group (especially after
Google's bought this tracking/spamming company called adclick, we'll be
seeing more of these in coming days in this and other google groups).


Cheers.

Subir Pradhanang

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Apr 26, 2007, 4:24:23 AM4/26/07
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On 4/25/07, प्रबीण ( ओपन ठिटो ) <prabin...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> we must stop any kind of spams. so to some extend we can be bit strict. lets
> block such users for a specified span of time. we can't block them for ever
> as we believe in knowledge sharing.

We certainly can't. And we certainly do believe in knowledge sharing :)

Recently we implemented this policy of moderating the messages of the
newly subscribed members to control spam. Because most of the spam
have been from 2 or 3 newly-subscribed email addresses. They
subscribed to the list as some weird names and posted the spam
messages as soon as they subscribed to the list. So at least those
kind of messages could be filtered out by the list moderators.

And our other regular members have certainly not been sending any spam
messages to the list barring some instances in the past. So in my
thought, there's no need of even thinking of blocking anyone.

Regarding the last 2 or 3 irrelevant messages (to our list), it was
largely because of approving those messages by mistake from one of
us.

Cheers,
Subir

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