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Re: [SFD-discuss] Information about Document Freedom Day 2012

by Frederic Muller - SFI

Hey! Thank you for taking the lead on this and announcing it. We've been a bit busy with some new stuff and have missed this important date. I'll try to duplicate your message on the SFD blog as well as soon as I can. Thanks. Fred On 01/26/2012 07:22 PM, Marcos Marado wrote: > Hi there, > > Please forgive me on this slightly off-topic message, but it is my > understanding that most people interested in Software Freedom would also be on > Document Freedom, and maybe teams participating on SFD would also be > interested in participating on DFD.

Jan. 27, 2012

Re: [SFD-discuss] Information about Document Freedom Day 2012

by Marcos Marado

On Thursday 26 January 2012 19:17:28 Masafumi Ohta wrote: > Marcos, > > thanks noticing the event! lately we Japanese lately using Libra or OOo in > the government or companies. > I will ask guys interested for organizing the team for the event. > > well should I tell you till Feb 6th? Contacting contact(a)documentfreedom.org would be preferable. Thanks, -- Marcos Marado ANSOL - http://ansol.org

Jan. 26, 2012

Re: [SFD-discuss] Information about Document Freedom Day 2012

by Masafumi Ohta

Marcos, thanks noticing the event! lately we Japanese lately using Libra or OOo in the government or companies. I will ask guys interested for organizing the team for the event. well should I tell you till Feb 6th? -masafumi 2012/1/26 Marcos Marado <mindboosternoori(a)gmail.com> > Hi there, > > Please forgive me on this slightly off-topic message, but it is my > understanding that most people interested in Software Freedom would also > be on > Document Freedom, and maybe teams participating on SFD would also be > interested in participating on DFD. > > Document Freedom Day (DFD) <http://documentfreedom.org> is a global day > for document liberation. It is a worldwide event celebrating Open > Standards and raising general awareness about the need for their > adoption. DFD is actively redefining perceptions of Open Standards in > media, public administration and educational institutions. Thanks to > generous donations, in the last year we were able to: > > - Organise 42 events in 14 different countries around the world, ranging > from Brazil and Mexico, to Greece and Portugal, > - Coordinate an important talk at the European Parliament with multiple > speakers, and > - Raise the profile of pioneering users of Open Standards, such as > German news website 'tagesschau.de', by awarding certificates and > prizes in view of the press. > > The winner of the DFD 2011 Germany prize went to a popular news website > which provides its 1.4m daily visitors with current affairs videos in > the Free video format Ogg Theora. The award was presented in Berlin, > resulting in coverage in 8 national and international media outlets. The > city of Munich received the European prize, for the use of Open > Standards in its LiMux project. > > In 2012 we will celebrate Document Freedom Day for the fourth time. We > shall again organise more than 42 events, include countries that were > previously not involved, and strenghten engagement with the public > sector. > > To make these plans a reality, we need your support as a partner of > Document Freedom Day 2012! Talk with your friends/regional groups, and > think about activities and events that you could organise to promote > Open Standards. We would be happy to help you with ideas, prize-giving, > and finding sponsors. > > With your help we will be able to organise more events in 2012, and > together we can raise awareness for Open Standards around the world. > > At the moment we are coordinating our activities with international > partners and sponsors. Please do not hesitate to contact us for more > detailed information about partnership opportunities for Document > Freedom Day 2012. > > Please let us know until 6. February if you want to organise your own > activity or event, and/or if you want to be listed on our supporter page > as a supporting organisation. > > Your participation makes a difference! > > Best regards, > -- > Marcos Marado > ANSOL - http://ansol.org > > > _______________________________________________ > SFD-discuss mailing list > SFD-discuss(a)sf-day.org > http://mail.sf-day.org/lists/listinfo/sfd-discuss >

Jan. 26, 2012

Re: [SFD-discuss] Information about Document Freedom Day 2012

by Marcos Marado

Hi there, On 1/26/12, Rodrigo Rodriguez <roirobo(a)ubuntu.org.ni> wrote: > 2012/1/26 Marcos Marado <mindboosternoori(a)gmail.com> > >> On Thursday 26 January 2012 11:55:56 Paulo Henrique Santana wrote: >> > Hi Marcos, >> > >> > Do you have this message in portuguese? >> > I would like to send here in Brazil. >> >> No, sorry, I didn't have the time to translate it yet... If you do >> translate >> it, please send me the translation, it will become handy ;-) >> > > And in Spanish, do you have it? > > Otherwise, I can translate it. No, sorry, we don't have this text in any other language than English. BTW, DFD is also looking for translators in every language for the translation of DFD's website, if you want to help please let the DFD team know, sending an e-mail to contact(a)documentfreedom.org Thanks!

Jan. 26, 2012

Re: [SFD-discuss] Information about Document Freedom Day 2012

by Rodrigo Rodriguez

2012/1/26 Marcos Marado <mindboosternoori(a)gmail.com> > On Thursday 26 January 2012 11:55:56 Paulo Henrique Santana wrote: > > Hi Marcos, > > > > Do you have this message in portuguese? > > I would like to send here in Brazil. > > No, sorry, I didn't have the time to translate it yet... If you do > translate > it, please send me the translation, it will become handy ;-) > And in Spanish, do you have it? Otherwise, I can translate it. Regards, -- Rodrigo Rodríguez Sociólogo y Comunicador social * * Linux user # 471524 | Ubuntu user # 23047 https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Nomada http://mundonomada.info/blog __ GPG key ID: F4AB7D46 DD08 7C0E BCC7 CE7F B1BB 1381 11E5 D301 F4AB 7D46

Jan. 26, 2012

Re: [SFD-discuss] Information about Document Freedom Day 2012

by Marcos Marado

On Thursday 26 January 2012 11:55:56 Paulo Henrique Santana wrote: > Hi Marcos, > > Do you have this message in portuguese? > I would like to send here in Brazil. No, sorry, I didn't have the time to translate it yet... If you do translate it, please send me the translation, it will become handy ;-) Thanks! -- Marcos Marado

Jan. 26, 2012

Re: [SFD-discuss] Information about Document Freedom Day 2012

by Paulo Henrique Santana

Hi Marcos, Do you have this message in portuguese? I would like to send here in Brazil. Regards, 2012/1/26 Marcos Marado <mindboosternoori(a)gmail.com>: > Hi there, > > Please forgive me on this slightly off-topic message, but it is my > understanding that most people interested in Software Freedom would also be on > Document Freedom, and maybe teams participating on SFD would also be > interested in participating on DFD. > > Document Freedom Day (DFD) <http://documentfreedom.org> is a global day > for document liberation. It is a worldwide event celebrating Open > Standards and raising general awareness about the need for their > adoption. DFD is actively redefining perceptions of Open Standards in > media, public administration and educational institutions. Thanks to > generous donations, in the last year we were able to: > > - Organise 42 events in 14 different countries around the world, ranging > from Brazil and Mexico, to Greece and Portugal, > - Coordinate an important talk at the European Parliament with multiple > speakers, and > - Raise the profile of pioneering users of Open Standards, such as > German news website 'tagesschau.de', by awarding certificates and > prizes in view of the press. > > The winner of the DFD 2011 Germany prize went to a popular news website > which provides its 1.4m daily visitors with current affairs videos in > the Free video format Ogg Theora. The award was presented in Berlin, > resulting in coverage in 8 national and international media outlets. The > city of Munich received the European prize, for the use of Open > Standards in its LiMux project. > > In 2012 we will celebrate Document Freedom Day for the fourth time. We > shall again organise more than 42 events, include countries that were > previously not involved, and strenghten engagement with the public > sector. > > To make these plans a reality, we need your support as a partner of > Document Freedom Day 2012! Talk with your friends/regional groups, and > think about activities and events that you could organise to promote > Open Standards. We would be happy to help you with ideas, prize-giving, > and finding sponsors. > > With your help we will be able to organise more events in 2012, and > together we can raise awareness for Open Standards around the world. > > At the moment we are coordinating our activities with international > partners and sponsors. Please do not hesitate to contact us for more > detailed information about partnership opportunities for Document > Freedom Day 2012. > > Please let us know until 6. February if you want to organise your own > activity or event, and/or if you want to be listed on our supporter page > as a supporting organisation. > > Your participation makes a difference! > > Best regards, > -- > Marcos Marado > ANSOL - http://ansol.org > > > _______________________________________________ > SFD-discuss mailing list > SFD-discuss(a)sf-day.org > http://mail.sf-day.org/lists/listinfo/sfd-discuss -- Paulo Henrique de Lima Santana http://www.phls.com.br Tel. (41) 9638-1897 GNU/Linux user: 228719 GPG ID: 0443C450 .

Jan. 26, 2012

Information about Document Freedom Day 2012

by Marcos Marado

Hi there, Please forgive me on this slightly off-topic message, but it is my understanding that most people interested in Software Freedom would also be on Document Freedom, and maybe teams participating on SFD would also be interested in participating on DFD. Document Freedom Day (DFD) <http://documentfreedom.org> is a global day for document liberation. It is a worldwide event celebrating Open Standards and raising general awareness about the need for their adoption. DFD is actively redefining perceptions of Open Standards in media, public administration and educational institutions. Thanks to generous donations, in the last year we were able to: - Organise 42 events in 14 different countries around the world, ranging from Brazil and Mexico, to Greece and Portugal, - Coordinate an important talk at the European Parliament with multiple speakers, and - Raise the profile of pioneering users of Open Standards, such as German news website 'tagesschau.de', by awarding certificates and prizes in view of the press. The winner of the DFD 2011 Germany prize went to a popular news website which provides its 1.4m daily visitors with current affairs videos in the Free video format Ogg Theora. The award was presented in Berlin, resulting in coverage in 8 national and international media outlets. The city of Munich received the European prize, for the use of Open Standards in its LiMux project. In 2012 we will celebrate Document Freedom Day for the fourth time. We shall again organise more than 42 events, include countries that were previously not involved, and strenghten engagement with the public sector. To make these plans a reality, we need your support as a partner of Document Freedom Day 2012! Talk with your friends/regional groups, and think about activities and events that you could organise to promote Open Standards. We would be happy to help you with ideas, prize-giving, and finding sponsors. With your help we will be able to organise more events in 2012, and together we can raise awareness for Open Standards around the world. At the moment we are coordinating our activities with international partners and sponsors. Please do not hesitate to contact us for more detailed information about partnership opportunities for Document Freedom Day 2012. Please let us know until 6. February if you want to organise your own activity or event, and/or if you want to be listed on our supporter page as a supporting organisation. Your participation makes a difference! Best regards, -- Marcos Marado ANSOL - http://ansol.org

Jan. 26, 2012

Re: [SFD-discuss] Free Culture Disk

by Subhankar Mishra

Hey hi , This is just a different query , how does the transfer of OSUM Lead happen ? Thanks, Subhankar On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 9:05 PM, Marcos Marado <mindboosternoori(a)gmail.com>wrote: > Hi there, > > On Thursday 19 January 2012 03:53:15 Frederic Muller - SFI wrote: > > Yes so it seems: I was reading sourceforge terms of use and couldn't > > find any specific number neither. > > > > I suppose we need a few download/uploads to master the DVD and then we > > should probably offer a peer to peer access for everyone who wants to > > download the 'stable' version (as we did in 2011). We could also have > > the stable versions hosted on archive.org as Fabian volunteered to help > > out with those. > > > > So now I guess we just need to pick a service. I'd be happy to hear from > > the people who have helped in 2011 and not be the only one choosing. > > Did you check http://savannah.gnu.org/ ? Seems the best place in terms of > what > we are intending to promote, I don't know if there are size constraints > tho. > > Best regards, > -- > Marcos Marado > ANSOL > > > _______________________________________________ > SFD-discuss mailing list > SFD-discuss(a)sf-day.org > http://mail.sf-day.org/lists/listinfo/sfd-discuss >

Jan. 19, 2012

Re: [SFD-discuss] Free Culture Disk

by Marcos Marado

Hi there, On Thursday 19 January 2012 03:53:15 Frederic Muller - SFI wrote: > Yes so it seems: I was reading sourceforge terms of use and couldn't > find any specific number neither. > > I suppose we need a few download/uploads to master the DVD and then we > should probably offer a peer to peer access for everyone who wants to > download the 'stable' version (as we did in 2011). We could also have > the stable versions hosted on archive.org as Fabian volunteered to help > out with those. > > So now I guess we just need to pick a service. I'd be happy to hear from > the people who have helped in 2011 and not be the only one choosing. Did you check http://savannah.gnu.org/ ? Seems the best place in terms of what we are intending to promote, I don't know if there are size constraints tho. Best regards, -- Marcos Marado ANSOL

Jan. 19, 2012