*<I can't understand your first question - how can something be called a movement even when its initiating the process - pls enlighten us with your views.*
It was mentioned in Anivar's mail that "*Even the decision to adopt Free Software in IT at School was decided in an SCERT meeting (with the support of 85% of teachers) much before 2006 elections*." . What efforts did the Free Software Social Movement do to make this process in action ? In your mail it has been mentioned *"<In a boot-strapping process, there is a logical sequence of events. <The final events come into existence only after the initial ones are <complete. Here the initial part is schooling, which is fast maturing <through Free Software initiatives. The dimension of this process may <have reached a stage where it cannot be reversed or diluted anymore. <It could well be a matter of time that rogue thinking is finally shown <the exit door. Since this process is already in motion, it qualifies <to be called a "Movement"."* The initial part which you mentioned (schooling) has been an initiative by the Govt as per my knowledge till now (from the Top now from the Bottom). The above question I asked what Free Software Movement did to implement it. ? Only if that answer is given what you said above would makes sense to me "*Here the initial part is schooling, which is fast maturing through Free Software initiatives." , "Since this process is already in motion, it qualifies to be called a "Movement". * ** ** On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 10:40 AM, ck raju <[email protected]> wrote: > On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 8:40 PM, Nidhin Sasi <[email protected]> wrote: > > through Free Software initiatives." Can you mention few such initiatives > to > > get a better picture ? > http://support.space-kerala.org/mailinglist.html > Pls join the list (and encourage others too) in order to remain posted > about current developments. > > One can try out Free Software, even without knowing it in its > entirety. And one can learn about its philosophy even without being > taught formally about it - why should one discount the space available > for horizontal discussions within student communities ? > > I can't understand your first question - how can something be called a > movement even when its initiating the process - pls enlighten us with > your views. > > CK Raju > _______________________________________________ > Fsf-friends mailing list > [email protected] > http://mm.gnu.org.in/mailman/listinfo/fsf-friends >
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