Re: [Fsfe-uk] Education Campaign?

[Richard Smedley]

On Tue, 2003-04-01 at 08:11, Marc Eberhard wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 31, 2003 at 06:11:37PM +0100, Simon Waters wrote:
> > I agree, but how is the AFFS Education campaign going? Who is our
> > contact again...
> 
> I think, Richard was involved in some school stuff. But I think, it all went
> very quiet. Would surely be good to restart these efforts.

Indeed. Yes, it all went very quiet. At the moment
we need volunteers with time, knowledge and contacts 
to get involved (hint, hint :-)

> Early days, but I'd like to be prepared to give a presentation on more
> administrative aspects, where I can discuss example deployments, give
> references to appropriate sites etc, potential cost savings, without
> just waving empty figures around (not that the emptiness of figures ever
> stopped a salesman before IME).

This would be great. Feel free to 'phone me any time
about this, or carry this on on the list. 

 - Richard

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