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L'audit Qualité par SensioLabs

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  #1 Ovidiu C. said on the 2011/01/13 at 16:03
  Security's good, mkay?
  
  Donated. :)
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  #2 Pierre said on the 2011/01/13 at 16:06
  I'd probably donate, but not via PayPal, sorry. If there's any other way, let me know.
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  #3 Jaime Suez said on the 2011/01/13 at 16:10
  Let all of us donate for this important issue
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  #4 mTorres said on the 2011/01/13 at 16:52
  Is there another way to donate? Pay pal f****d up my account and I don't want to work with them any more. Could I send some money by post mail? May be at Sensio offices?
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  #5 Stan said on the 2011/01/13 at 16:58
  there is a minimum ?
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  #6 Daniel Londero said on the 2011/01/13 at 17:20
  Done :)
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  #7 bayarsaikhan said on the 2011/01/13 at 17:29
  let the Symfony2 become the fastest and most secure framework. donated.
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  #8 Hidenori Goto said on the 2011/01/13 at 18:10
  Donated!
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  #9 Ian said on the 2011/01/13 at 18:26
  I agree about PayPal, can we just send a check?
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  #10 J. Dreesen said on the 2011/01/13 at 18:29
  Just donated for this very great framework! :)
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  #11 Philip said on the 2011/01/13 at 21:20
  This is perhaps the best reason for donating that I've ever seen...
  
  I would happily contribute to a security audit of symfony2.
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  #12 Stefan said on the 2011/01/13 at 22:09
  Stan: There is no minimum amount, any amount is welcome! :)
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  #13 Raphael said on the 2011/01/14 at 01:01
  Done :-) I am so far a plain sf 1.4 developer and didn't look at Symfony2 so far. But looking forward to it...
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  #14 Dobromir Mateev said on the 2011/01/14 at 07:25
  Donated.
  This is my first non-charity donation.
  How long is the donation drive?
  I would like to see more statistical data, e.g. raised funds/count of people, raised funds by day, ..etc.
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  #15 Fabien said on the 2011/01/14 at 07:50
  As of now (2011-01-14 08:00), we have raised 1.600 EUR from 55 people.
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  #16 Fabien said on the 2011/01/14 at 08:17
  phpBB has just donated 5.000 EUR! Let's see if we can raise enough money to also order a security audit for Doctrine2.
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  #17 Flavian said on the 2011/01/14 at 12:03
  hmpf.. paypal...
  
  they did not accepted my phone number.. what a shame
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  #18 Dobromir Mateev said on the 2011/01/14 at 14:04
  I meant to see the data after the donation drive end.
  Wow!,you raised the funds in 17 hours after the blog post.
  
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  #19 Rimenes Ribeiro said on the 2011/01/14 at 16:40
  Done \o/
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  #20 maba said on the 2011/01/14 at 16:49
  Done!
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  #21 Samuel Charmetant said on the 2011/01/14 at 17:50
  A small contribution for us, a great step for sfSecurity !
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  #22 Ivan said on the 2011/01/14 at 21:41
  Donated
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  #23 Loïc said on the 2011/01/14 at 22:17
  Donated, I won't have the opportunity to come to the symfony live in Paris but hope there will be other symfony2 trainings soon
  
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  #24 Naoto Date said on the 2011/01/15 at 01:13
  Donated!
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  #25 yudoufu said on the 2011/01/15 at 09:54
  Denoted!
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  #26 Javi said on the 2011/01/15 at 10:09
  Let's audit Doctrine2!, donated!
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  #27 Daniele Dore said on the 2011/01/15 at 11:16
  Done!
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  #28 shishi said on the 2011/01/15 at 19:39
  done
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  #29 Katsuhiro OGAWA said on the 2011/01/16 at 11:52
  Done ;)
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  #30 Stan said on the 2011/01/16 at 17:36
  Just donated !
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  #31 Nikolay Kolev said on the 2011/01/16 at 20:22
  Donated!
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  #32 René said on the 2011/01/17 at 07:58
  I'd also donate if there's a different way than PayPal. Sorry guys, but you really cannot trust PayPal, I'd never use it.
  A normal bank account to transfer money to would also do, at least from within Europe.
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  #33 Gal said on the 2011/01/17 at 11:24
  Done.
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  #34 Fabien said on the 2011/01/18 at 07:34
  As of now (2011-01-18 08:00), we have raised 8.200 EUR from 100 people. I'm going to ask SektionEins a quote to audit Doctrine2!
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  #35 Pedro Casado said on the 2011/01/19 at 18:13
  Donated!
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  #36 Adriaan van N said on the 2011/01/20 at 00:04
  As I don't have a credit-card it is impossible for me to donate using PayPal.
  Donating using a normal bank-transfer would be a good alternative, and it's free within Europe.
  
  Maybe someone could add the BIC/IBAN codes for the bank account behind the Paypal account to the donate page? That would make life much easier!