[add-art dev] updating add art

[Matt Katz]

Does anyone want to get together to hack on add-art for this and version 2
It's about time to improve it a little bit.
I think the next steps are probably:
1. Allow other websites to provide art for add-art
2. Make it easy for other websites to provide art for add-art
3. Promote this change.
4. Provide better attribution on art.
Anything else we should be looking for?

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>> From: Paul Rouget <paul.rouget at mozilla.com>
>> Date: November 28, 2008 12:03:21 PM EST
>> To: paul.rouget at mozilla.com
>> Subject: Firefox 3.1 Beta 2: Time to start updating add-ons.
>>
>> [ Note: this is a one-time mail that is being sent out to add-ons
>> developers to give them information about current schedules, where to
>> find more information about Firefox 3.1 and how to sign up for our
>> add-
>> ons newsletter. ]
>>
>> For more information, please see the last AMO article:
>> http://blog.mozilla.com/addons/2008/11/27/firefox-31-beta-2-time-to-
>> start-updating-add-ons/
>>
>> Firefox 3.1 Beta 2 will likely be released the first week of
>> December.  With Beta 2 we're making the promise that we won't be
>> changing interfaces that break add-ons so now is the time to start
>> updating.  We have added a Beta 3 to our schedule.  With Beta 3 we
>> will start aggressively pushing Firefox out into users' hands, so it's
>> important that in between Beta 2 and Beta 3 that your add-ons are
>> updated, otherwise we will have problems getting users to update.
>>
>> The best way to keep up to date about what's going on with add-ons is
>> to subscribe to the very high-signal about:addons newsletter.  It's
>> easy, it's friendly and it's delivered to your mailbox on a regular
>> basis.
>>
>> https://addons.mozilla.org/newsletter/subscribe.html
>>
>> You should also follow the Mozilla add-ons blog which has regular
>> updates about important information related to add-ons:
>>
>> http://blog.mozilla.com/addons/
>>
>> If you're worried about how much work this will be, don't.  Most add-
>> ons won't require changes in order to support Firefox 3.1.  Based on
>> feedback from people that have already updated we have started the
>> process of documenting those changes at the Mozilla Developer Center:
>>
>> https://developer.mozilla.org/En/Updating_extensions_for_Firefox_3.1
>>
>> You can also see the overall changes for developers on the developer's
>> page for 3.1:
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>> https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Firefox_3.1_for_developers
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>> If you want to ask for help or to give us feedback, please refer to:
>> http://blog.mozilla.com/addons/2008/11/27/firefox-31-beta-2-time-to-
>> start-updating-add-ons/
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>> Beta 2 is the start of our push to get people updated.  The newsletter
>> and the weblog will be updated as we move to the next beta.  So
>> thanks, and happy updating!
>>
>> -- Paul Rouget
>>
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