UNC Linux Users Group

[Jeff Bollinger <jeff01 AT email.unc.edu>]

Jeff Bollinger wrote:
> Douglas A. Whitfield wrote:
>> Good question Jeff!
>>
>> Last I checked, Linux was Open Source, so an Open Source group applies to
>> Linux.  However, Linux isn't the only Open Source OS/App in the world.
> 
> Yes, I'm well aware of this.  An open source support group is a great
> idea.  I just take issue with:
> 
>> This might be a little premature, but my campaign website goes live 
>> tomorrow and is being pubbed by the DTH 
>> (http://media.www.dailytarheel.com/media/storage/paper885/news/2007/02/02/Opinion/Information.Underload-2692938.shtml?sourcedomain=www.dailytarheel.com&MIIHost=media.collegepublisher.com)
>>  so I need to get some members in the facebook group, and fast! 
> 
> You might be surprised to know that this list isn't ONLY for students,
> but also support personnel and other professionals in the UNC community.
> 
> This is clearly stated in the 'welcome' message to the list:
> 
>> This mailing list is for people interested in receiving and contributing 
>> community support for Linux and Linux applications on the UNC campus.  You 
>> *must* subscribe using a UNC e-mail address.
> 
> and:
> 
>> This mailing list is for people interested in receiving and contributing 
>> community support for Linux and Linux applications on the UNC campus.  You 
>> *must* subscribe using a UNC e-mail address.


Ooops - the second "and" was supposed to be this:

> Welcome to the UNC Linux Users Group!  This list exists to serve as a open 
> community support forum for Linux, Linux software, and Linux users and its 
> messages will be publicly archived for the future reference.  
> The list caters to Linux users from various backgrounds and technical skill 
> levels, and in the spirit of free community support and mutual respect, the 
> tone of postings and responses to the list should always be supportive and 
> never condescending.

Thanks,
Jeff