On 7/28/07, Albert Hopkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> While we're on the subject...
>
> I'd like to the free software user community. Free software would be
> meaningless without you. I especially appreciate the users who have
>
> * Used free software.
> * Submitted bug reports, ideas, corrections, artwork,
> documentation, translations, etc.
> * Helped your fellow user and guided new users
> * Provided free marketing for free software (i.e. spread the
> "word")
> * Challenged free software to do better
> * Assured free software developers that they were not doing it for
> naught
>
> And remember: every free software developer is also a free software
> user. Thank you all for making the free software community the
> strongest, most dynamic and exciting "virtual" community to be a part
> of.
>
> But seriously, shouldn't we be waiting until November to say this? ;-)
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> Albert W. Hopkins
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s/like to the free/like to thank the free/
*hides in his bad nazi corner* ^^;
Its a big mutual thing. Devs give us good stuff to play with for free
and we return the favour. Its one those cyclic dependancys... except
this one doesn't suck :D
Besides, ... there is not a real 'non-free-software-community' ... at
least in my opinon, and if there is, it totally sucks ;). The rest
goes without saying when you take that into consideration.( Ie: any
software community which fails to perform the above suggested tasks
IMO, is a dead one )
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