Atlassian Jira and Confluence for cheap...

Atlassian is offering discounted licenses for Confluence and Jira. I like Atlassian a lot. They are creative, have good hearts and appreciate my kind of work ethic: lifestyle entrepreneurship. Sam Shirah just posted this in the JaxJUG mailing list:

If anyone is interested in JIRA or Confluence, Atlassian currently has a
5$ for 5 users deal. Versions are JIRA 3.13.3 and Confluence 2.10.3. I'm
sending this out as info only, no recommendations or otherwise. For
details, see:

http://www.atlassian.com/starter/

Joe Sam

Joe Sam Shirah - http://www.conceptgo.com

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It's a chance to use Jira and Confluence...

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Comment by Michael Levin on April 25, 2009 at 6:40am
I bought copies of Jira and Confluence and I'm excited about learning about these products. Atlassian is a company I have admired ever since I met some of the folks in person at a Java Posse Roundup. It takes time to learn complex, robust software like JIra and Confluence so please, let's help eachother out by sharing here in Codetown what we discover. How many of us have gotten the software so far? Have you started using it yet?

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