On 06-Mar-07, at 7:06 AM, vivek khurana wrote:
In case someone is aware of a better way of reporting development/
sharing
knowledge to a wider GNU/Linux audience except for reporting on
multiple
lists, please share it with us.
run a newsletter - lots of people do it. zdnet, linux magazine ...
and a million others. Still others have experimented with a
revolutionary new thing called a blog. It is very simple, you write
things and others read and comment. Still others try things like
forums, bbs, and all sorts of other innovative ways of spreading
their opinions, ideas and news. If, unfortunately no one reads your
blog/newletter/forum/bbs - you still dont have a right to spam in
order to get publicity. FN is a nice guy, does a good job, but in 7
years of frequenting mailing lists of which he is a member, I have
only noticed *one* post of his where he actualy participated in the
list - that was when he had trouble getting some reliance card to
work on linux. As for all his other posts, he sits on the hilltop and
pontificates - oneway traffic.
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regards
Kenneth Gonsalves
Associate, NRC-FOSS
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http://nrcfosshelpline.in/web/
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