l-c-pr members, Thinking along the lines of publicity, we're coming up on the one-year anniversary of the start of one part of the efforts that would become LPI, and my question for you all is - what, if anything, should we do in the way of PR to celebrate that fact? The part to which I refer is the mailing list that sprung up after my October 1998 Linux Gazette article (http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue33/york.html). I seem to have lost the exact date when Dave Sifry and I first exchanged messages on the list, but it was in late October 1998. It was really publicly announced in my November 1, 1998 Linux Gazette article (http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue34/york.html) and my November 2, 1998, update refers to that list (linux-cert) as having 33 members as of Nov. 1. You can see that message at: http://linux.codemeta.com/archives/linuxcert_archive/0000.html It's interesting to see how far we've come since then! In fact, the codemeta.com archive of linux-cert is quite interesting to browse: http://linux.codemeta.com/archives/linuxcert_archive/ Especially if you sort it by author: http://linux.codemeta.com/archives/linuxcert_archive/author.html#start Anyway, for all intents and purposes, November 1 can be identified as the start of the linux-cert side of our efforts, which was shortly thereafter merged in with Evan's list coming out of CLUE. So we have a birthday in a few short weeks... do we want to do anything about it? news release? full press? The first exam should be in transit to VUE or actually released, so we'll be able to trumpet that as an accomplishment, along with everything else we've done. Anyone on this list have ideas? And also, who would be willing to help make some PR happen? (write articles, news releases, interviews, etc.) Regards, Dan ________________________________________________________________________ This message was sent by the linux-cert-pr mailing list. To unsubscribe: echo unsubscribe | mail -s '' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
