Evan Pettrey <[email protected]> writes:

> I've noticed that the vast majority of sys admins who are heavily involved
> in the online community and the real-life community (i.e. professional orgs
> like LOPSA) seem to be Linux admins. Why is it that Linux admins tend me to
> be so much more involved do you guys think?

Eh, I think it's pretty clearly a cultural thing.   There has been a long
history with *NIX of sysadmins and users modifying the system and
sharing those modifications.    The Windows community, it would seem,
lacks that tradition.   

Maybe it's the academic origins of *NIX?  My understanding is that in
academic settings, your status is determined by how much you publish.
This may have trickled down into the *NIX community, where sharing patches,
documentation and help is a strong way to gain social status.     

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