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Al wrote, On 12/01/2004 03:15 PM: > Is BLU not growing already? Hard to tell. We have meetings and we have a mailing list, but we don't have an official membership list, secret decoder rings (unless you count gpg), or club handshake. I don't think you could come up with a meaningful number for "how many members do we have". > What's the best way(s) to grow a BLU type organization? That depends on what direction we want to grow it. Do we want more curious-but-not-yet-committed? Do we want more newbies? Do we want more experts? Do we want more IT people? Hardware people? Software developers? Do we want managers or grunts? I'm sure different members will answer these questions differently. I feel much of BLU's strength comes from it's diversity, so the wider the mix, the stronger we are. If I had to pick one type to expand, though, it would be to get more companies involved with Linux-based products. And LinuxWorld is the best place I can think of to do that. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- DDDD David Kramer david at thekramers.net http://thekramers.net DK KD DKK D "I've already explained this once, but repetition is DK KD the very soul of the net." DDDD (from the alt.config newsgroup)
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