[Lincs] The Future of LLUG

Thu Jun 24 12:36:01 BST 2004

I have some basic HTML experience and am happy to help implement any ideas, 
but i feel (and correct me if i'm wrong) that the LUG firstly needs to get 
together and sort out what it wants to achieve and how best to do it!

I would like to make a point of saying this is in no way a criticism of 
Chris, and what he has done to this point! i just feel that now it is 
established, the lincolnshire Linux Community would benefit from a focused 
effort.

I would like to suggest that at some point we as a group, get together, and 
have a chat about what we want out of the LUG, and that we should all 
contribute what we can to create a true Linux Community! After all, is'nt 
the whole ethos of linux that it is built and run and developed and grows by 
the comunity effort put in??

Also, as im sure we are all aware thanks to the wonderful PR machine that is 
my work place, RAF Waddington is holding its airshow this weekend (26th 
&27th June)  obviously it is now a bit late for a pressance, however, plans 
for next years airshow start monday, and if there is an interest i am sure 
LLUG could aquire a stand to spread the word of our favourite free OS, maybe 
with demo's of its usability, and Live Distro handouts?? Let me know and i 
will drop subtle hints around work about giving me a stand next year!

what do we say?
iain

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