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| DATE | 2003-03-18 |
| FROM | Dave Williams
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [hangout] eGovOS protest
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Subject: [hangout] eGovOS protest
From: Dave Williams
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Hi all -
I just read the summary of the trip and the infoworld article, and I
must say that Ruben and the NYLXS contingent are to be congratulated.
They put together an organized, on-point visit and then managed to check
in with the House of Representatives, all after a long day of Free
Software installation and instruction.
Although the article was a bit on the softball side, I think we'll see
that the protest will be one of the few memorable highlights of the
event. So great work to Ruben, Joe, Ray, Sunny and everyone else, and
continued success in making NYLXS an effective voice for Free Software.
- Dave
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