What is, and what is the nature of, SLP ?
-Greg
On 01-Jul-99 Harish Pillay 9v1hp wrote:
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! Rhandeev -
!
! Hi. I am in Beijing and I will be back this weekend. I am not sure where
! the electronic copy of the constitution is. Greg - know where a copy
! is?
!
! Harish
!
! On Tue, 29 Jun 1999, Rhandeev Singh wrote:
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! > Harish, could you post the LUGS constitution to the SLP list for us?
! >
! > We need to take a close look and decide whether the mission of SLP differs
! > significantly from that of LUGS, and whether the distributed on-line
! > nature of SLP conflicts with any constitutional procedures in the LUGS
! > constitution, if/how these can be resolved, or whether they should be
! > resolved at all, etc...
! >
! > If too different,
! > SLP should register as a separate society.
! > else,
! > the SLP domains should be registered under LUGS.
! >
! > ---
! > Rhandeev Singh http://www.comp.nus.edu.sg/~rhandeev
! > Linux User Group http://linux.comp.nus.edu.sg
! > National University of Singapore
! >
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