| <elkbuntu> nixternal, im not seeing your blog post yet | |
| <nixternal> I see it :) | |
| <elkbuntu> slacker :Þ | |
| <nixternal> haha | |
| <nixternal> man, I remember hanging out in this channel last year when there were less than 10 of us in here | |
| <elkbuntu> :) | |
| <elkbuntu> blame jono | |
| <effie_jayx> nixternal, you grow ;) | |
| <nixternal> heh | |
| <effie_jayx> I was watching jono's statistics in his herding cats presentation | |
| <effie_jayx> amazing numbers :O | |
| <yann2> nixternal > i remember founding this channel ^^ | |
| <yann2> and i'm actually really please to see it used :) | |
| <elkbuntu> shouldnt you be in bed? :Þ | |
| <effie_jayx> elkbuntu, you summoned him it's your fault ;) | |
| * vorian_ waves to Brunellus | |
| <Brunellus> :porc:porc:porc: | |
| <Brunellus> NU Ubuntu in da house, throw 'em up! | |
| * vorian_ waves to ravtux and PriceChild | |
| <ravtux> NU Ubuntu admin X 2 | |
| * ravtux waves to all | |
| <pochu> ravtux: hi :) | |
| <elkbuntu> hmmm.. this channel now has more users than my loco channel :( | |
| <pochu> elkbuntu: hehe | |
| <Brunellus> we just heard jono was here | |
| <pochu> elkbuntu: what is your loco channel? | |
| * vorian_ waves to elkbuntu | |
| <elkbuntu> pochu, -au | |
| <ravtux> Brunellus: now what were you saying the other night about US LoCo teams? | |
| <pochu> elkbuntu: I can contribute to increase your channel people :) | |
| <Brunellus> I was saying that the US LoCo teams are awesome, ravtux | |
| <elkbuntu> pochu, then it wouldnt be genuine | |
| <Brunellus> and our regional locoteams are a great way to support new loco teams | |
| <ravtux> Brunellus: yes the are | |
| <Brunellus> I think I also threatened to post one copy of The Federalist on jono's blog every day until he agreed. | |
| * Brunellus grins | |
| <ravtux> The importance of regional LoCo teams are key to the LoCo team success in the US | |
| <Brunellus> think of regional loco teams as the accelerant | |
| <ravtux> Brunellus: what does The Federalist entail? | |
| <Brunellus> ravtux: the benefits of federalism, obviously | |
| <Brunellus> in some places, it's brilliant. In others, it's dense. Alexander Hamilton was known for genius, if not necessarily concision. | |
| <ravtux> Regional teams are a catalyst to LoCo team growth | |
| <Brunellus> heh. | |
| *** jono__ is now known as jono | |
| <ravtux> wait what did Alexander Hamilton say? | |
| <ravtux> jono: I have never talked to you, but I would like to introduce myself, Jozef | |
| <Brunellus> jono's probably not even in front of the keyboard | |
| * Brunellus laughs | |
| <ravtux> lol | |
| <jono> ravtux: hey :) | |
| <jono> Brunellus: oi! | |
| <jono> :P | |
| <ravtux> jono: how goes it? | |
| <Brunellus> ooooOOOooh. the jono SPEAKS. | |
| <jono> ravtux: good thanks :) | |
| <jono> Brunellus: ocassionally :P | |
| <ravtux> Brunellus: now see what you did you woke the Jono | |
| <jono> I am known for being quiet and retiring | |
| <jono> :P | |
| <jono> so hows it going folks? | |
| <Brunellus> jono: when you're not bullying Ade on Lugradio | |
| <ravtux> it is going good Jono | |
| <jono> Brunellus: :) | |
| <ravtux> we would like to talk to you about the importance of regional teams, specifically the NU Ubuntu Team | |
| <Brunellus> we hear you've been hating on the whole 'regional team' concept | |
| <jono> Brunellus: as in, town based teams? | |
| <jono> which country? | |
| <ravtux> In our region we have been the catalyst behind state and city LoCo team formation | |
| <ravtux> US | |
| <Brunellus> jono, USA. 'region' for us is multiple states | |
| <ravtux> NU Ubuntu Team | |
| <jono> right | |
| <Brunellus> what's your objection | |
| <jono> yeah I think state based teams make sense, with regional teams as part of those state teams | |
| <ravtux> Northeastern United States Ubuntu Local Community Team | |
| <jono> otherwise its way too granular | |
| <Brunellus> jono: it's actually the other way around | |
| <jono> oh right | |
| <jono> you mean collections of states? | |
| <Brunellus> correct jono | |
| <jono> right | |
| <Brunellus> within the state teams, you could subdivide, conceivably | |
| <Brunellus> by city | |
| <jono> I think its great to have US locos at a state level, but to have coalitions of teams as regional groups, like you say | |
| <Brunellus> oh ok. | |
| <Brunellus> generally, we see the regional team as supporting the creation & activities of state teams | |
| <ravtux> Jono so you do see the importance of Regional Teams in the overall state and city team formation? | |
| <Brunellus> and also providing a nice excuse to have dinner and nerd out on occasion | |
| <jono> yes | |
| * Brunellus tells it like it is. | |
| <ravtux> Jono I official invite you to our next meet up | |
| <jono> I think its great having coalitions of teams, but each team should be state level | |
| <jono> ravtux: which meet up? | |
| <Brunellus> jono, NU Ubuntu team | |
| <Brunellus> come hungry | |
| <Brunellus> ;p | |
| <ravtux> in the DC area | |
| <jono> cool | |
| <jono> would love to | |
| <jono> but I am in the UK | |
| <jono> next time I am over there though :) | |
| <Brunellus> I mean, DC's a long way from Wolvs | |
| <jono> was considering a US tour of groups | |
| * elkbuntu chuckles | |
| <Brunellus> but, y'know. | |
| <jono> if there is demand I could do it | |
| <ravtux> that would be nice | |
| <ravtux> we demand it...LOL | |
| <Brunellus> ahaha. we could manufacture a crowd | |
| <jono> basically, blog about it and it spurs it happening :) | |
| <ravtux> we will work on getting the local LUGS involved too | |
| <jono> cool | |
| <Brunellus> except those beardy geezers from novalug | |
| <jono> heh | |
| <ravtux> DC being the capital of the US would be a great place for you to start | |
| <ravtux> and we can help you plan your tour | |
| <Brunellus> ravtux: we could hook him up with the NU locoteams | |
| <Brunellus> an underground railroad of Ubuntu locoteams | |
| <ravtux> our meet ups UUG are usually surrounded by good food, lappys and good friends | |
| <ravtux> we have started a grass roots effort to create a Local UUG (Ubuntu Users Group) | |
| <Brunellus> yeah we're prety awesome. | |
| <vorian_> you guys are great! | |
| <Brunellus> sssh, vorian_ . We'll hit ohio soon. | |
| <Brunellus> maybe *I'll* hit ohio | |
| <ravtux> we try to coordinate with LUGS and other Linux devs too | |
| <yann2> is there a point in making concurrents to LUG? | |
| <yann2> why not contribute to lugs? | |
| <Brunellus> yann2, depends | |
| <ravtux> Mac almost had Ian Mudock at our first meet up | |
| <Brunellus> my Lug meets at an inconvenient time for me | |
| <yann2> just imagine if we have SUG, MUG, .... | |
| <yann2> not sure that's a good idea... | |
| <ravtux> Mac = Mackenzie our other regional group admin | |
| <Brunellus> consider UUGs as subsets of larger LUGs. | |
| <ravtux> shes having an Oscars party tonight btw | |
| <Brunellus> or, if Linux usergroups were a political party, consider us ubuntu guys as a caucus within that party | |
| <ravtux> lol nice | |
| <joe_cot> so where's this debate? all i see is invitations to dinner :) | |
| <Brunellus> there was a miscommunication as to the meaning of 'regional' | |
| <Brunellus> (I think) | |
| <Brunellus> having fixed that | |
| <Brunellus> we're going on to the important things in life | |
| <Brunellus> dinner and ubuntu. | |
| <Brunellus> but mostly dinner | |
| <ravtux> jono: Jono so if we can get enough demand form the US LoCo teams Canonical Ltd. will send you here? | |
| <ravtux> Brunellus: food is very important | |
| <Brunellus> hahaha. will canonical buy beer, too? | |
| <jono> ravtux: yep | |
| <Brunellus> shipit pizzas? | |
| <ravtux> free as in free bear | |
| <jono> thats the way it works | |
| <jono> build a buzz, and I get sent over | |
| <jono> :) | |
| <ravtux> we will work on the buzz | |
| <ravtux> Brunellus: can you start a sticky thread in the cafe? | |
| <Vorian> We could plan something for the Ohio Linuxfest | |
| <Vorian> its in September | |
| <Brunellus> thta'd be modabuse | |
| <Brunellus> ;p | |
| <ravtux> since our team effort was instrumental in getting Jabber added to our forums | |
| <jono> sounds good | |
| <Brunellus> ravtux, that was mostly our whining and ryan finally getting it done. | |
| <ravtux> Brunellus: atleast we get things done | |
| <Brunellus> nah, that was all ryan. we whined effectively, though | |
| <ravtux> Brunellus: we can start a sticky in our LoCo teams forum atleast | |
| <Brunellus> probably. | |
| <ravtux> http://www.ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=190 | |
| <Brunellus> although if I'm jono | |
| <Brunellus> I'm going to hit up the argentine loco | |
| <ravtux> why? | |
| <Brunellus> have you ever read their forum | |
| <Brunellus> it is occasionally *hilarious* | |
| <Brunellus> also, I've always wanted to go to argentina. ;p | |
| <Brunellus> sabdfl could just rocket me over | |
| <ravtux> and miss the Shawarmas! | |
| <ravtux> jono: our next meet up is at Max's in Silver Spring, Maryland, home of the worlds best Shawarma! | |
| <jono> woo! sounds great | |
| <jono> I do have a few US trips planned | |
| <ravtux> jono: you like shawarma? | |
| <Brunellus> I'm gonna have to put Max's to the test | |
| <jono> but not for a while | |
| <jono> shawarma? | |
| <Brunellus> shawarma == arabic for kebab, if I'm not mistaken | |
| <ravtux> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shawarma | |
| <jono> yum | |
| <jono> looks awesome | |
| <ravtux> (Arabic: شاورما; Hebrew: שווארמה), from the Turkish word çevirme (turning) which is another name used for döner kebab | |
| <Brunellus> yay unicode. I read that | |
| <ravtux> ahh | |
| <ravtux> jono: I am glad to hear that you do in fact support Regional LoCo teams | |
| <jono> indeed :) | |
| <jono> but they are not teams | |
| <jono> but coalitions | |
| <jono> I would like them to be considered teams but instead groupings | |
| <jono> I think it makes more sense | |
| <ravtux> jono: it is important to point out that we are here to help State and City teams in our region to grow and coordinate | |
| <jono> excellent | |
| <jono> the loco project is kicking some serious ass | |
| <ravtux> perhaps we should be called a Ubuntu ReCo Team | |
| <ravtux> Regional Community team | |
| <Brunellus> ravtux, so long as we're not RICO | |
| <ravtux> RICO? | |
| <Brunellus> RICO is the federal anti-racketeering/gang statute | |
| <jono> heh | |
| <jono> I think it would make sense to have a special section for team coalitions | |
| <ravtux> Brunellus: you are the Esquire | |
| <ravtux> jono: yes | |
| <Vorian> :) | |
| <ravtux> jono: it would help on a local coordiantion level | |
| <jono> the work going on with the US effort makes much of this worthwhile | |
| <jono> yes indeed | |
| <ravtux> we and LoCo teams would be much more effective if this became official | |
| <ravtux> in a workable infrastructure way | |
| <Vorian> what kind of infrastructure ravtux ? | |
| <ravtux> regional>state>city | |
| <Brunellus> infrastructure: railroads, roads, ports | |
| <Brunellus> oh wait. | |
| <jono> ravtux: I will make it an official thing | |
| <ravtux> cool | |
| <Brunellus> w00t! | |
| <jono> I will look at it this week | |
| * Vorian highfives jono and ravtux | |
| <jono> I will post to loco contacts | |
| <jono> np :) | |
| <jono> remind me though tomorrow, my memory is shit | |
| <Vorian> I knew you guys would get along :) | |
| * Brunellus jubilates. | |
| <ravtux> jono: I would elect Vorian to head up a midwest regional team | |
| <Vorian> pfft! | |
| <Brunellus> easy, ravtux | |
| <Brunellus> let the midwesterners do it | |
| <Vorian> Ohio's enough for me | |
| <Brunellus> they know how to do this sort of thing | |
| <ravtux> Vorian: ok | |
| <Brunellus> besides, the midwest is friggin' HUGE. | |
| <Vorian> :) | |
| <Brunellus> even if it is mostly corn. | |
| <Brunellus> CornBuntu! | |
| <ravtux> Brunellus: the best we can do is lead by example | |
| <Vorian> /cs k Brunellus | |
| <ravtux> Vorian: I realize your plate is full | |
| <Vorian> hi Zelut | |
| <ravtux> Vorian: but you contribution is great | |
| <Vorian> ravtux, you should try and coordinate with the US teams project | |
| <Brunellus> we do have to start thinking about more substantive work we can do at the regional level though | |
| <ravtux> yes Mac has put the final touch on her work | |
| <jono> brb | |
| <ravtux> She has converted 10 computers at my work to Edubuntu | |
| <Brunellus> some of the states in our region are pretty big. NY is a huge state. VA is a huge state (in terms of extent), as is PA | |
| <ravtux> yes and Southern Maine is a world of difference from Northern Maine | |
| <Brunellus> ravtux, that's not really the point | |
| <Vorian> lol | |
| <ravtux> oh | |
| <Brunellus> what I'm trying to think through is | |
| <ravtux> yes? | |
| <Brunellus> how do we get activity going through the whole region | |
| <ravtux> If you look at the local forum | |
| <Brunellus> I mean, around us, in the DC/noVA/MD area, it's pretty easy | |
| <Vorian> Brunellus, thats easy | |
| <ravtux> we have inspired many new LoCo teams | |
| <Vorian> find leaders in each state/city | |
| <ravtux> Maine, Massachusetts, New York, Pittsburgh, etc | |
| <Brunellus> so I guess what we're supposed to be going is encouraging? | |
| <ravtux> encouraging and helping set up | |
| <Vorian> what do you mean Brunellus? | |
| <Brunellus> If we can be a bit of a clearinghouse for loco activity in our region until the teams get big enough to be self-sustaining | |
| <ravtux> also JD just moved to NYC | |
| <ravtux> yes | |
| <Brunellus> yeah. Brooklynbuntu. | |
| <ravtux> we are here to help farm and nurture LoCo teams on the state and city level within our region | |
| <ravtux> also to help pool our resources when needed | |
| <ravtux> when ever we travel to any state within our region we can plan a meet up just as Jono plans to meet us here in the US | |
| * dthacker finishes reading the backlog and says hello! | |
| <Brunellus> hello dthacker | |
| <Brunellus> most of the backlog is my bloviating | |
| <ravtux> blovating? | |
| <Brunellus> bloviating. you know, like many senators do. | |
| <Vorian> hey dthacker | |
| <ravtux> Brunellus: I looked it up, can you please explain the term deeper? | |
| <dthacker> The regional team concept struggles a bit in the midwest US, I think | |
| <Brunellus> dthacker, yeah I was thinking, because of the large geographical region | |
| <Vorian> dthacker = nebraska right? | |
| <Brunellus> but generally, we think of the regional level as more a coordinating/encouraging thing. . . | |
| <dthacker> Nebraska team is an example. We are in the largest city. | |
| <ravtux> dthacker: this is why I encourage City teams also | |
| <ravtux> prime example is Philly and Pittsburgh | |
| <ravtux> a user in Pittsburgh is more likely to meet in Ohio then Philly | |
| <dthacker> We've annexed Western Iowa until Iowa group develops on their own because much of it is within a few hours drive | |
| <ravtux> This is an important point in the US is economic sphere of influence | |
| <Brunellus> dthacker, that's pretty much what the regional team does anyway | |
| <ravtux> yes | |
| <Brunellus> eventually, there are enough people in the target area to get another loco team going | |
| <Brunellus> so it grows, and you all stay affiliated. | |
| <ravtux> This is why a regional team can be instrumental in the State and City LoCo team development and growth | |
| <dthacker> The states I would work with are not in my region, though | |
| <dthacker> brb must refresh my memory of Nebraska's region | |
| <ravtux> has there been a regional team developed in your area? | |
| <Brunellus> ravtux, there's a SW Ubuntu regional loco | |
| <Brunellus> yay. dinnertime | |
| <ravtux> and a Northwest regional team | |
| <dthacker> I'm far more likely to gravitate to Denver than Ohio, but I see there is a Kansas City groupt forming and they are | |
| <ravtux> ok guys I have to check out for Dinner | |
| <dthacker> logical partners, distance and logistics wise | |
| <dthacker> bye ravtux | |
| <ravtux> bye all | |
| <ravtux> have a great night | |
| <Vorian> :) ravtux | |
| <dthacker> Anybody got a good recruiting tip? | |
| <Vorian> dthacker, ubuntuforums | |
| <dthacker> look for locals in ubuntu forums? | |
| <Vorian> http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=183 | |
| <Vorian> http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=181 | |
| <Vorian> dthacker, ubuntu forums has helped our team explode with membership | |
| * Vorian is on the Ohio team | |
| <dthacker> They found you through the foruns? By searching on ubuntuforums.org? | |
| <Vorian> not really... | |
| <Vorian> :) | |
| * dthacker is already running a mailing list, an irc channel, and does not want more overhead..... | |
| <dthacker> unless it's more fruitful than the mailing list and irc | |
| <Vorian> I started the Ohio team | |
| <Zelut> we get a decent amount of exposure via the ubuntuforums | |
| <Vorian> The forums have been my number one engine in membership growth. | |
| <Zelut> we use every method me can in a 'no man left behind' kind of approach :) | |
| <dthacker> Perhaps I'm wrong, but I saw the forums as a tech support mechanism, and we're too small to offer tech support | |
| <Vorian> dthacker, the forums have a significant amount of space for community | |
| <Zelut> dthacker: our members just contribute to the forums as a whole, not for utah specifically.. and through that activity make our team & state more visible. | |
| <dthacker> That might help. I'll have to look into it. | |
| <Zelut> forum sigs, they're great :) | |
| * Vorian highfives Zelut! Tru Dat! | |
| * dthacker adds forum reading to to-do list. | |
| <Zelut> at a recent meeting for ubuntu utah we challenged team members to do 100 posts each for a month. | |
| <Zelut> it'll hugely help out the forums--the beginner area needs volunteers--but also help publicize the utah team & loco teams ideal. | |
| <Vorian> great idea | |
| <dthacker> that would be a good thing to send to the mailing list | |
| <sn9> Zelut: a 'no man left behind' approach is too exclusive. a cucumber should not be left behind simply for not being a man, regardless of what other reasons may be valid | |
| <Vorian> sn9, we have a communications team that helps to get the message out to all types of users, forum, irc, mailing list, etc... | |
| <Vorian> some people hate forums | |
| <Vorian> some people hate the mailing list | |
| <sn9> well, that's more of a "broadcast" approach | |
| <Vorian> sn9, it has worked very well for us. | |
| <Vorian> We have several specialized teams... | |
| <dthacker> I'm not a forum fan. Mailing lists come to me, I have to go scurry around forums to find things | |
| <sn9> if you broadcast sunlight into a forest, not much of the forest is able to receive any of it aside from the tops of the trees | |
| <Vorian> ? | |
| <Zelut> sn9: you're very philosophical today | |
| <sn9> just sending messages out doesn't do much -- people need to be sent out | |
| <sn9> Zelut: sorry, i've just spent a couple of days with rms | |
| <Vorian> how do you do that in California? | |
| <sn9> Vorian: i'm not at all saying it's an easy thing to do | |
| <Vorian> Whats not easy? | |
| <Vorian> We have weekly irc meetings | |
| <Vorian> Create action plans | |
| <Vorian> get the message out through our communication vehicles. | |
| <sn9> finding people to create community from within is never easy | |
| <dthacker> Vorian, what is the size of the metro area you are located in? And what is your active base? | |
| <sn9> and at least some of it does need to be from within | |
| <dthacker> sn9 ++ | |
| <Vorian> dthacker, Im in the country | |
| <Vorian> rural | |
| <Vorian> https://launchpad.net/%7Eubuntu-us-ohio | |
| <dthacker> so where do you get all these people? | |
| <Vorian> rrittenhouse, how did you find our team? | |
| <rrittenhouse> It was Ubuntu Open Week (IIRC) I pretty much got it by word of mouth | |
| <sn9> dthacker: when i was in the central valley, traversing relatively immense distances by car routinely felt like walking down the block does now | |
| <dthacker> sn9, yes I used to omaha-austin,tx three times a year. | |
| <sn9> you used to omaha three times a year in austin? ;-> | |
| <dthacker> hehe, too much brevity | |
| <dthacker> my point is, I have 11 on the mailing list, 4 active, and a good meeting has 3. It's difficult to carve that up into committees | |
| <sn9> you don't need any committees even with slightly more people | |
| <dthacker> No, I need people | |
| <dthacker> or rather, the LoCo does. | |
| <sn9> anything that works better by committee should then dictate that everyone does it all | |
| <Vorian> dthacker, as I was saying earlier, the forums have been a tremendous growth engine. | |
| <sn9> the rest would be individual tasks without supervision | |
| <dthacker> well, I'll look at that. I'm looking at a BarCamp, I'm speaking to HS student. If I can get half a dozen bodies, we can do more of a roadshow for small towns | |
| <sn9> i think a starting point for growth would be to ask the 11 on the mailing list whether they know anyone who might become more interested than they are | |
| <dthacker> sn9: that is an excellent idea | |
| <Vorian> :) | |
| <dthacker> Well, it's time to go moderate spam, Thanks for you suggestions. Hopefully I'll see you at some events this year. | |
| <sn9> also, it might help not to exclude other distros from what you advocate. showing a contrast between ubuntu and other distros is still a way of promoting ubuntu | |
| <Zelut> dthacker: make it a priority to work with any LUG in your state. They all have ubuntu users | |
| <dthacker> We cooperate with OLUG | |
| <Zelut> I took time & dug up the mailing lists and LUG presidents from all over the state and hit them up. | |
| <Zelut> have them mention to their users, also offer them CDs and things | |
| <dthacker> I'm doing that too, but there are only 3 active at this time | |
| <dthacker> I'm trying to get IT organizations in local colleges, too | |
| <sn9> just make sure they're not student organizations | |
| <Zelut> why not? | |
| <sn9> the turnover inevitably kills them | |
| <dthacker> no, I would talk to student organizations, but not start LoCo teams at Wassamatta U | |
| <Zelut> I'm closing up for the day guys. Its been fun. | |
| <Zelut> You know where to find me :) | |
| <dthacker> me too, thanks Zelut, sn9 | |
| <sn9> assuming you find any extant student organizations that can do anything to help you | |
| <dthacker> sn9, won't know will I try. | |
| <dthacker> see you around. | |
| <sn9> rule of thumb: any extant GNU/Linux student organization's days are quite numbered | |
| <Vorian> see ya dthacker! | |
| <Vorian> good luck | |
| *** Fujitsu_ is now known as Fujitsu | |
| <bordy> hm, guess i figured it out. | |
| *** joe_cot is now known as Joe_CoT | |
| <Soltek> hi | |
| <mruiz> hey Joe_CoT | |
| <mruiz> ups, hey jono | |
| <jono> hey mruiz | |
| <elkbuntu> bwahaha.. we're up to our expected 5 loco docs day pimpin blog posts on the planet | |
| <mruiz> hey jono | |
| <Mirv> has anyone heard anything about the mailing list request situation? | |
| <markvandenborre> would anyone here be interested in compiling a set of essential loco docs | |
| <markvandenborre> from the wiki as it stands right now? | |
| <markvandenborre> into something more easily translatable | |
| <markvandenborre> I would happily budget 20 hours of my time for that | |
| <markvandenborre> if other people around here can convince me they find enough value in that idea | |
| <markvandenborre> to join me | |
| <markvandenborre> I would like to see two others before starting | |
| <markvandenborre> so if you'd like to join me, please make some noise about it | |
| <mruiz> hey jono | |
| <jono> mruiz: hey, lets talk in 10 mins | |
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| <yharrow> @schedule New_York | |
| <effie_jayx> hey nixternal what about some Docs Day info on the topic ;) | |
| <theidiotthatisme> Howdy | |
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| <Vorian> hey theidiotthatisme | |
| <theidiotthatisme> I've read a lot about the LoCo Docs Day | |
| <theidiotthatisme> I'm very interested now :-) | |
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| <FunnyLookinHat> theidiotthatisme, sweet : ) We'd love to have all the help we can get | |
| <theidiotthatisme> FunnyLookinHat: Is there a place I can read more about it? I already posted a notice on our LoCo's forum | |
| <FunnyLookinHat> theidiotthatisme, as far as I know, the entirety of it is at wiki.ubuntu.com/LoCoDocsDay | |
| <theidiotthatisme> FunnyLookinHat: Thank's a bunch | |
| <FunnyLookinHat> no problem : ) |