Internetworkers: http://www.ibiblio.org/internetworkers/

["Jeri C. Gloege" <gloege AT metalab.unc.edu>]

Hm, this makes me ponder...  I have been a network engineer for 7 years
and a stay at home mom for one year....  I am currently exploring my
options in the art community since I draw and paint and photograph and
have been encouraged by those who see my work to explore this as a
profession.  Does that mean *I* cannot be a member of
Internetworkers???  I mean, I don't fit the definition of a techie since I
no longer work in the technie field, but I know I can easily put my resume
and skills next to anyone and feel adequate if not more than....  

Just a thought....

Jeri 

On Wed, 7 Jun 2000, Thomas Beckett wrote:

> John Stonham wrote:
> > >Quick question --- What if I happen to know a Handicapped Cherokee
> > > >Lesbian, but she's not a techie - can she still attend?
> > 
> > Yes, she can attend.
> > 
> > But she won't be able to become a member (as InterNetworkers is only open 
> > to
> > techies...).
> 
>       Well, how do you define "techie"?  Can pharma lab rats join?  As long
> as they use email, I suppose.  :)
> 
> TaB
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