[Gllug] The BBC and Microsoft.

[matthew.king at gardeneden.net]

On 29 Oct, Richard Hillesley wrote:
>
> it has to be said that free software, and Linux has a great story to
> tell, that is still fresh to lots of people, and approached in the
> right way, people like Stallman are always willing to speak. Glyn
> Moody's Rebel Code seems to me a good starting point for persuading
> the right people.  Just my opinion, though.

Don't say 'just my opinion' (or anything similar, like 'just my 2
pence') - it degrades the opinion people have in their minds of your
opinion on your opinion.

Especially when it's a good one.

Matthew

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