Re: [Fsfe-uk] Activity

[Marc Eberhard]

Dear John,

same here. I tried some time ago to find out what the current status of AFFS
is. I did get some replies, which confirmed that AFFS is currently dormant.
I personally don't have much time, but I would certainly like to see AFFS
coming back to life.

All the best,
Marc

2009/2/26 John¹ <address@hidden>

> I have recently been checking the organisations to which I subscribe or am
> a member of. For some I pay my membership subscriptions by cheque, in the
> latter case it is quite easy to remember if I am an active member of and
> wish to continue subscribe to them, as they regularly ask me for another
> cheque. Other organisations I pay by Bank Standing Order or Direct Debit,
> and having gone through the list I have resigned my membership and
> stopped some payments.
>
> I was one of the first ten people to join the AFFS, (membership No. 9), and
> have continued to pay by Standing Order ever since, I am currently trying
> to discover its present status, then I realised that there has not, of
> late been much activity on this mailing list, (it was through my
> membership of the AFFS that I subscribed to it). Has enthusiasm for the
> AFFS and FSFE-UK waned? Whilst I was never as technically competent as the
> vast majority of those subscribed to this list, or the membership of the
> AFFS I did share their objectives. Perhaps we should make an effort to
> re-invigorate at least this list, and as a consequence once again try to
> promote the benefits of Free Software and the objectives of FSFE?
> --
> John Seago
> GNU/Linux Registered User No. #219566 http://counter.li.org/
>
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