You asked for experienced advice, which I don't have yet. But yes, this mailing list has been a bit lazy lately.
"wayne, steve" <[email protected]> wrote: >hello? <crick chirping> > >wayne > > > >On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 12:59 PM, wayne, steve ><[email protected]>wrote: > >> hello all, >> >> i am interested in getting a free software advocacy group going in >> southern illinois. our focus would be twofold: first, we would >provide >> teach-ins about various free software issues (SOPA, secure/restricted >boot, >> how to install free operating systems and use a package manager) at >our >> local independent media center which is currently hosting and managed >> primarily by folks involved with our local Occupy movement (known as >Occupy >> Carbondale); second, we would provide a point-of-interaction between >> students at our local univeristy (southern illinois university >carbondale) >> and software hobbyists/professionals in the community by offering >code-in >> events and promoting involvement with larger groups like >freeculture.org. >> >> i am contacting this list to seek information and guidance in >developing >> this group from folks with experience. specifically, does the above >> description sound like it would be a good candidate for a LibrePlanet >team? >> if not, is anyone aware of an existing organizational model that i >might >> use or are there any helpful words of advice? >> >> thanks for your time, >> >> wayne >> >>
