Linux geek for hire

[Richard Royston]

I think it's completely O.K. for individuals who are regular members of the 
list to let the rest of us know if they would like help with anything related 
to our interests, including finding a job, or someone to hire.

In addition, I reckon that getting advance notice that someone like Rich Braun 
is available is a help to me; if I wanted to hire a linux geek, and I quite 
likely might (though not today), getting a leg up on my competition in hiring 
Rich would be a fabulous fringe benefit of belonging to this group that I 
certainly wouldn't want to forego!

On the other hand, if someone who is not a member approaches us, I believe 
that whoever is approached should exercise their judgement about passing it 
along. So far, by my observation, the members of the group are batting 1000 in 
making those judgements right. If we start to see postings that many members 
have doubts about, I suppose we ought to come up with some guidelines, but I 
haven't seen enough that I didn't like to know what we should really be 
worrying about.

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Richard J. Royston                             68 Baldwin Street
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