Re: [ILUG-Cochin.org] ILUG-Cochin Official Email Communication

2014-04-15 Thread Pirate Praveen
2014-04-15 11:25 GMT+05:30, sooraj kenoth soorajken...@gmail.com:
 http://www.ilug-cochin.org/faq/

Is ILUG-Cochin a registered organization?
No, ILUG-Cochin is a not for profit voluntary organization. It has not
been registered presently.

Ok, So is there any membership fee for ILUG-Cochin, or compulsory contribution?
This is one of the most common questions that come up. No there is no
fee or money of any sort involved. (Members sponsor the tea and snacks
during the meetings). Anyone in the society is entitled to be a member
of the ILUG-Cochin. What we believe is that information needs to be
available to everyone and everyone has the freedom to use it. Hence we
have no restrictions whatsoever in any aspect.

So how and who decided only this email address would be official?

Would it be acceptable to everyone if I say, from tomorrow I will be
the last word on everything about ilug cochin?

ഐലഗ് കൊച്ചിനെന്താ ആരുടെയെങ്കിലും തറവാട്ട് സ്വത്താണോ?

I hereby ask all members to throw the original ILUG-Cochin Official
Email Communication in the dust bin with the contempt it deserves.

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from them; you give them permission to rule, only so long as they follow the
rules: laws and constitution.

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Re: [ILUG-Cochin.org] ILUG-Cochin Official Email Communication

2014-04-15 Thread Sunjith P S

Hello,

Who is the official co-ordinator now? Why don't you add your name in the 
signature? We understand that this is voluntary activity and you may not 
have enough time to co-ordinate activities all the time. What is the 
need to cling on to the position then? Why not let others who have more 
time do it better? Why should there be any politics in a LUG? It's 
really absurd!


This is supposed to be a group of like minded people wanting to help 
each other. Let us hold up its spirit of freedom!


Thank you.

Regards,
Sunjith P S

On 15/04/14 11:56 am, Pirate Praveen wrote:

2014-04-15 11:25 GMT+05:30, sooraj kenoth soorajken...@gmail.com:

http://www.ilug-cochin.org/faq/

Is ILUG-Cochin a registered organization?
No, ILUG-Cochin is a not for profit voluntary organization. It has not
been registered presently.

Ok, So is there any membership fee for ILUG-Cochin, or compulsory contribution?
This is one of the most common questions that come up. No there is no
fee or money of any sort involved. (Members sponsor the tea and snacks
during the meetings). Anyone in the society is entitled to be a member
of the ILUG-Cochin. What we believe is that information needs to be
available to everyone and everyone has the freedom to use it. Hence we
have no restrictions whatsoever in any aspect.

So how and who decided only this email address would be official?

Would it be acceptable to everyone if I say, from tomorrow I will be
the last word on everything about ilug cochin?

ഐലഗ് കൊച്ചിനെന്താ ആരുടെയെങ്കിലും തറവാട്ട് സ്വത്താണോ?

I hereby ask all members to throw the original ILUG-Cochin Official
Email Communication in the dust bin with the contempt it deserves.




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Re: [ILUG-Cochin.org] ILUG-Cochin Official Email Communication

2014-04-15 Thread Rashad M
Hi all,


On Thu, Apr 10, 2014 at 10:34 AM, coordina...@ilug-cochin.org wrote:

 To The GNU/Linux Community,

 All offical communications regarding ILUG-Cochin events  views will only
 be announced on the mailing list using the email address events at
 ilug-cochin dot org.

 No other website or mailing list will be used for the purpose of
 communication of events and views.

 Views or programs announced/expressed by members need not necessarily
 reflect the official ILUG-Cochin views or programs.


 ILUG-Cochin takes no responsibility for any such programs or views.


Please read the above carefully.  To copy-paste:

Views or programs announced/expressed by members need not necessarily
reflect the official ILUG-Cochin views or programs


This is true. Anyone can subscribe to mailing list. People can use this to
advertise their company, work, workshop or whatever. And all those many not
fall under the views/philosophy on Free Software.

So please dont think of this mail is only to you when reading this.

What's the big deal in reading this mail if all people in this list are
standing for same reason.

Moreover this list is not dedicated to any specific Free Software but to
all Free software and everything that related to it. Its quite common
people have different view at times. So you can't say that everyone reading
this agrees with each other.

IF anyone is organizing an event that is remotely related to Free Software
in this list that doesn't mean it completely falls under the philosophy.





 Co-ordinator
 ILUG-Cochin


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Re: [ILUG-Cochin.org] ILUG-Cochin Official Email Communication

2014-04-15 Thread Pirate Praveen
2014-04-15 20:16 GMT+05:30, Rashad M mohammedrasha...@gmail.com:
 Hi all,


 On Thu, Apr 10, 2014 at 10:34 AM, coordina...@ilug-cochin.org wrote:

 To The GNU/Linux Community,

 All offical communications regarding ILUG-Cochin events  views will only
 be announced on the mailing list using the email address events at
 ilug-cochin dot org.

 No other website or mailing list will be used for the purpose of
 communication of events and views.

 Views or programs announced/expressed by members need not necessarily
 reflect the official ILUG-Cochin views or programs.


 ILUG-Cochin takes no responsibility for any such programs or views.


 Please read the above carefully.  To copy-paste:
 
 Views or programs announced/expressed by members need not necessarily
 reflect the official ILUG-Cochin views or programs
 

 This is true. Anyone can subscribe to mailing list. People can use this to
 advertise their company, work, workshop or whatever. And all those many not
 fall under the views/philosophy on Free Software.

 So please dont think of this mail is only to you when reading this.

No the problem is not with setting policy for the group, but who is
making the policies? Can one person decide the official policy of ilug
cochin? Where was this policy discussed? Does members have any say in
deciding policies?

 What's the big deal in reading this mail if all people in this list are
 standing for same reason.

The big deal is because some people without names are making decisions
for the entire group. If it has to be an official policy it should be
discussed and approved by members. We may have to decide a process for
that. If at all we have to have a few person taking up responsible
positions, the community should be able to elect them democratically
for limited periods like in other free software communities like
debian. If at all we are following sabdfl method of Ubuntu, we got to
know who is that person.

That mail did not reflect my stand, so I need to ask.

 Moreover this list is not dedicated to any specific Free Software but to
 all Free software and everything that related to it. Its quite common
 people have different view at times. So you can't say that everyone reading
 this agrees with each other.

So who gets the final word on what is official? At the least we should
know who is responsible to make those decisions on behalf of the
community.

 IF anyone is organizing an event that is remotely related to Free Software
 in this list that doesn't mean it completely falls under the philosophy.

Who is deciding it? What is the process for deciding it? lets be
transparent about the process.
-- 
പ്രവീണ്‍ അരിമ്പ്രത്തൊടിയില്‍
You have to keep reminding your government that you don't get your rights
from them; you give them permission to rule, only so long as they follow the
rules: laws and constitution.

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Re: [ILUG-Cochin.org] ILUG-Cochin Official Email Communication

2014-04-15 Thread Rashad M
On Tue, Apr 15, 2014 at 11:27 AM, Pirate Praveen prav...@gmail.com wrote:

 2014-04-15 20:16 GMT+05:30, Rashad M mohammedrasha...@gmail.com:
  Hi all,
 
 
  On Thu, Apr 10, 2014 at 10:34 AM, coordina...@ilug-cochin.org wrote:
 
  To The GNU/Linux Community,
 
  All offical communications regarding ILUG-Cochin events  views will
 only
  be announced on the mailing list using the email address events at
  ilug-cochin dot org.
 
  No other website or mailing list will be used for the purpose of
  communication of events and views.
 
  Views or programs announced/expressed by members need not necessarily
  reflect the official ILUG-Cochin views or programs.
 
 
  ILUG-Cochin takes no responsibility for any such programs or views.
 
 
  Please read the above carefully.  To copy-paste:
  
  Views or programs announced/expressed by members need not necessarily
  reflect the official ILUG-Cochin views or programs
  
 
  This is true. Anyone can subscribe to mailing list. People can use this
 to
  advertise their company, work, workshop or whatever. And all those many
 not
  fall under the views/philosophy on Free Software.
 
  So please dont think of this mail is only to you when reading this.

 No the problem is not with setting policy for the group, but who is
 making the policies? Can one person decide the official policy of ilug
 cochin? Where was this policy discussed? Does members have any say in
 deciding policies?

  What's the big deal in reading this mail if all people in this list are
  standing for same reason.

 The big deal is because some people without names are making decisions
 for the entire group. If it has to be an official policy it should be
 discussed and approved by members. We may have to decide a process for
 that. If at all we have to have a few person taking up responsible
 positions, the community should be able to elect them democratically
 for limited periods like in other free software communities like
 debian. If at all we are following sabdfl method of Ubuntu, we got to
 know who is that person.

 That mail did not reflect my stand, so I need to ask.

  Moreover this list is not dedicated to any specific Free Software but to
  all Free software and everything that related to it. Its quite common
  people have different view at times. So you can't say that everyone
 reading
  this agrees with each other.

 So who gets the final word on what is official? At the least we should
 know who is responsible to make those decisions on behalf of the
 community.

  IF anyone is organizing an event that is remotely related to Free
 Software
  in this list that doesn't mean it completely falls under the
 philosophy.

 Who is deciding it? What is the process for deciding it? lets be
 transparent about the process.


I fully agree with this. In the homepage ilug could have the list of
responsible persons. So that mails from coordina...@ilug-cochin.org is
always from the one who is holding that position.

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 You have to keep reminding your government that you don't get your rights
 from them; you give them permission to rule, only so long as they follow
 the
 rules: laws and constitution.

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Re: [ILUG-Cochin.org] ILUG-Cochin Official Email Communication

2014-04-15 Thread SOORAJ N.S
What's the problem with ILUG. As you said Free as in Freedom . What type of 
freedom? I had already send a mail regarding this and found that its get 
blocked. I have only one doubt as you said about the venue. Its the policy 
that, ILUG cochin should use non commercial venue. Then where we can find that? 
If you are planning this type venue, we should search for auditorium. I don't 
know why this mail. Have anyone got any complaint against event? Even if so, 
who and what type of complaint? Do they suggest any solution for this? I am not 
sure whats the problem. 
Sooraj N.S.

On April 15, 2014 8:57:43 PM GMT+05:30, Pirate Praveen prav...@gmail.com 
wrote:
2014-04-15 20:16 GMT+05:30, Rashad M mohammedrasha...@gmail.com:
 Hi all,


 On Thu, Apr 10, 2014 at 10:34 AM, coordina...@ilug-cochin.org
wrote:

 To The GNU/Linux Community,

 All offical communications regarding ILUG-Cochin events  views will
only
 be announced on the mailing list using the email address events at
 ilug-cochin dot org.

 No other website or mailing list will be used for the purpose of
 communication of events and views.

 Views or programs announced/expressed by members need not
necessarily
 reflect the official ILUG-Cochin views or programs.


 ILUG-Cochin takes no responsibility for any such programs or views.


 Please read the above carefully.  To copy-paste:
 
 Views or programs announced/expressed by members need not necessarily
 reflect the official ILUG-Cochin views or programs
 

 This is true. Anyone can subscribe to mailing list. People can use
this to
 advertise their company, work, workshop or whatever. And all those
many not
 fall under the views/philosophy on Free Software.

 So please dont think of this mail is only to you when reading this.

No the problem is not with setting policy for the group, but who is
making the policies? Can one person decide the official policy of ilug
cochin? Where was this policy discussed? Does members have any say in
deciding policies?

 What's the big deal in reading this mail if all people in this list
are
 standing for same reason.

The big deal is because some people without names are making decisions
for the entire group. If it has to be an official policy it should be
discussed and approved by members. We may have to decide a process for
that. If at all we have to have a few person taking up responsible
positions, the community should be able to elect them democratically
for limited periods like in other free software communities like
debian. If at all we are following sabdfl method of Ubuntu, we got to
know who is that person.

That mail did not reflect my stand, so I need to ask.

 Moreover this list is not dedicated to any specific Free Software but
to
 all Free software and everything that related to it. Its quite common
 people have different view at times. So you can't say that everyone
reading
 this agrees with each other.

So who gets the final word on what is official? At the least we should
know who is responsible to make those decisions on behalf of the
community.

 IF anyone is organizing an event that is remotely related to Free
Software
 in this list that doesn't mean it completely falls under the
philosophy.

Who is deciding it? What is the process for deciding it? lets be
transparent about the process.
-- 
പ്രവീണ്‍ അരിമ്പ്രത്തൊടിയില്‍
You have to keep reminding your government that you don't get your
rights
from them; you give them permission to rule, only so long as they
follow the
rules: laws and constitution.

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Re: [ILUG-Cochin.org] ILUG-Cochin Official Email Communication

2014-04-14 Thread sooraj kenoth
http://www.ilug-cochin.org/faq/
http://www.ilug-cochin.org/meetings/ilug-cochin-meeting-on-23rd-march-2014/
http://www.ilug-cochin.org/contact/

I couldn't find anything other than these links. I think the
contact numbers in contact us has to be assumed as that of office
bearers/ coordinator.

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Re: [ILUG-Cochin.org] ILUG-Cochin Official Email Communication

2014-04-12 Thread Pirate Praveen
Is there a public list of ilug-cochin office bearers? Also what are
the requirement for being an official member?

2014-04-10 14:04 GMT+05:30, coordina...@ilug-cochin.org
coordina...@ilug-cochin.org:
 To The GNU/Linux Community,

 All offical communications regarding ILUG-Cochin events  views will only
 be announced on the mailing list using the email address events at
 ilug-cochin dot org.

 No other website or mailing list will be used for the purpose of
 communication of events and views.

 Views or programs announced/expressed by members need not necessarily
 reflect the official ILUG-Cochin views or programs.

 ILUG-Cochin takes no responsibility for any such programs or views.

 Co-ordinator
 ILUG-Cochin


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from them; you give them permission to rule, only so long as they follow the
rules: laws and constitution.

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[ILUG-Cochin.org] ILUG-Cochin Official Email Communication

2014-04-10 Thread coordinator
To The GNU/Linux Community,

All offical communications regarding ILUG-Cochin events  views will only
be announced on the mailing list using the email address events at
ilug-cochin dot org.

No other website or mailing list will be used for the purpose of
communication of events and views.

Views or programs announced/expressed by members need not necessarily
reflect the official ILUG-Cochin views or programs.

ILUG-Cochin takes no responsibility for any such programs or views.

Co-ordinator
ILUG-Cochin


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