[Gnewsense-dev] Greetings, and a small project?

[George Roberge]

Greetings, all.

My name is George Roberge (I know the Dev list is familiar with my
emails by now!), and I would like to help contribute to the project.  I
had mentioned in the Dev list that the GNU/Linuxfest is being held next
Saturday in Boston, MA, USA, and I'll be attending, and it may be a
great time to drop some pamphlets/papers there.

Since I'm very new to the project I wouldn't want to make anything that
is "my own" necessarily, so I skimmed the web site and found that it
contains more than enough material for a good brochure.  I did spend a
little time on one, but haven't uploaded it anywhere yet; I didn't want
to get too far ahead of myself if no one thought it was a good idea.

I did contact the FSF to find out about any permission required to use
their images, and emailed the GNU/Linuxfest about the whole plan.  The
FSF did not reply yet, but the GNU/Linuxfest did, and has no problem
with it; they don't have any tables open but are not against passing out
paper.

Anyhow, if anyone thinks that this is a good idea I'll finish up the
brochure and post it someplace for everyone to see.  It'll be pretty
basic, I'm sure, and would naturally appreciate any input.

Thank you.
-- 
George Roberge
www.andforthelamb.org
Free Software Foundation Member #11716

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