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Re: [SFD-discuss] Spanish speakers mail list

by Peter Eisinger

Pia, thank you for your kind response. Robert, I completly agree, this is the most logical and natural way to do it. I will be pleased to administering it. I believe that it is very important to have the list. There are many countries of Hispanic speech and although each country already have a channel of national communication, this list will be good to share ideas and experiences with the growth of the event as our goal. Because as of today, it is frankly incipient the participation of the community Hispanic speaker. If we work hard this year, the next one will be better. Since 2005 the FLISoL is carried out in Latin america (Latin American Festival of Free Sofware), participating hundreds of cities in more than twenty countries. It would be interesting to have two annual events (one in April and another in September) of massive diffusion and international integration. PreguntasLinux.Org has provided successfully support post installfest to the FLISoL, and we are willing to collaborate in the same way with the SFD. Regards Peter Eisinger http://preguntaslinux.org/ Community of Free Software. Forum GNU/Linux/*NIX. Support Installfest. El Sáb 21 Jul 2007 13:00, sfd-discuss-request(a)sf-day.org escribió: > Message: 7 > Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2007 09:04:51 +0400 > From: "Robert Schumann" <robert(a)softwarefreedomday.org> > Subject: Re: [SFD-discuss] Spanish speakers mail list > To: "Open discussions about SFD" <sfd-discuss(a)sf-day.org> > Message-ID: > <d58237a20707202204r4b911393v1b94327ecf5fc7d3(a)mail.gmail.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" > > In fact, there is already a Spanish-speakers mailing list operating on the > SFD server: > http://mail.sf-day.org/lists/listinfo/planning-es > > It was established during last year's SFD campaign, but had very low > traffic. When we reorganised mailing lists earlier this year to create > SFD-announce and SFD-discuss, this list was hidden but not deleted (the > previous lists were called team-contacts, planning-en and planning-es). > > One of our projects for the SFD "off season" - after 15 September this year > - was to improve our multilingual capability by examining how which > languages are most in demand among our participants. > > Feel free to continue using the planning-es list, and if you are interested > I would be happy to make you a list administrator. > > Robert. > > On 7/21/07, Pia Waugh <greebo(a)pipka.org> wrote: > > Hi Peter, > > > > <quote who="Peter Eisinger"> > > > > > Whith the intention that the Software Feedom day expands in the > > > > community of > > > > > Spanish speakers the mail list was created. [1] > > > > Fantastic! Please try to remember to cross post anything from either list > > which would be broadly helpful :):) > > > > > It was already talked with some of you, we think that a more fluent > > > comunication will be reached on this way. > > > > We strongly encourage it. Would you like a mailing list set up on the SFD > > website instead so that all the archives are together? Just an option for > > your decision :):) > > > > Cheers, > > Pia > > > > -- > > Linux Australia > > http://linux.org.au/ > > > > > > "What are we doing today brain?" > > "We're taking over the world like we always do." > > - Pinky and the Brain > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > > SFD-discuss mailing list > > SFD-discuss(a)sf-day.org > > http://mail.sf-day.org/lists/listinfo/sfd-discuss

July 25, 2007

Re: [SFD-discuss] Question for last year's teams

by Janet Hawtin

On 7/25/07, Melissa Draper <melissa(a)meldraweb.com> wrote: > Greetings, > > I'm currently writing an article to promote this year's sfd. However, > I'd like to be able to include positive impacts that previous events > have brought about. Nice one Melissa. ok Paul's team at Mawson lakes brought linux folks and air-stream folks together. This month there were presentations by linuxsa person at air-stream and an air-stream person at linuxsa. People are able to see the connections between the kind of participation you can have in a community network and the kind of participation in free software. Paul might have other suggestions. Dale and crew at the Southern Vales event might have stories too. Janet

July 25, 2007

Question for last year's teams

by Melissa Draper

Greetings, I'm currently writing an article to promote this year's sfd. However, I'd like to be able to include positive impacts that previous events have brought about. So, does anyone have any examples of these positive impacts? Please include your name and the name of the team. Thanks. -- Sincerely Melissa Draper http://www.meldraweb.com Phone: 0404 595 395 (intl): +61 404 595 395 P.O Box 1412 Lavington, NSW 2641

July 25, 2007

Spanish speakers mail list

by Peter Eisinger

http://mail.sf-day.org/pipermail/planning-es/2007-July/date.html

July 24, 2007

Re: [SFD-discuss] Spanish speakers mail list

by David Tremblay

Easy... you change your independance day. Just kidding, You can do it few days before or after. maybe not, I think that independance goes with freedom isn't ? Le lundi 23 juillet 2007 à 17:00 -0400, Oscar Valenzuela a écrit : > We have a problem on our country, the sept 18 is our independence day, > and all the people is on vacations or party for that date, way never > ask about the date before?, how could i apport on this issue? > > El lun, 23-07-2007 a las 17:27 -0300, Peter Eisinger escribió: > > > > > > In fact, there is already a Spanish-speakers mailing list operating on the > > > SFD server: > > > http://mail.sf-day.org/lists/listinfo/planning-es > > > > > > It was established during last year's SFD campaign, but had very low > > > traffic. When we reorganised mailing lists earlier this year to create > > > SFD-announce and SFD-discuss, this list was hidden but not deleted (the > > > previous lists were called team-contacts, planning-en and planning-es). > > > > > > One of our projects for the SFD "off season" - after 15 September this year > > > - was to improve our multilingual capability by examining how which > > > languages are most in demand among our participants. > > > > > > Feel free to continue using the planning-es list, and if you are interested > > > I would be happy to make you a list administrator. > > > > > > Robert. > > > > > > On 7/21/07, Pia Waugh <greebo(a)pipka.org> wrote: > > > > > > > > Hi Peter, > > > > > > > > <quote who="Peter Eisinger"> > > > > > > > > > Whith the intention that the Software Feedom day expands in the > > > > community of > > > > > Spanish speakers the mail list was created. [1] > > > > > > > > Fantastic! Please try to remember to cross post anything from either list > > > > which would be broadly helpful :) > > > > > > > > > It was already talked with some of you, we think that a more fluent > > > > > comunication will be reached on this way. > > > > > > > > We strongly encourage it. Would you like a mailing list set up on the SFD > > > > website instead so that all the archives are together? Just an option for > > > > your decision :) > > > > > > > > Cheers, > > > > Pia > > > > > > > > > > Pia, thank you for your kind response. > > > > Robert, I completly agree, this is the most logical and natural way to do it. I > > will be pleased to administering it. > > > > > > I believe that it is very important to have the list. There are many countries > > of Hispanic speech and although each country already have a channel of > > national communication, this list will be good to share ideas and experiences > > with the growth of the event as our goal. > > > > Because as of today, it is frankly incipient the participation of the community > > Hispanic speaker. If we work hard this year, the next one will be better. > > > > Since 2005 the FLISoL is carried out in Latin america (Latin American Festival > > of Free Sofware), participating hundreds of cities in more than twenty > > countries. > > > > It would be interesting to have two annual events (one in April and another in > > September) of massive diffusion and international integration. > > > > PreguntasLinux.Org has provided successfully support post installfest to the > > FLISoL, and we are willing to collaborate in the same way with the SFD. > > > > Regards Peter Eisingerhttp://preguntaslinux.org/ Community of Free Software. > > Forum GNU/Linux/*NIX. Support Installfest.-----Pia, muchas gracias por tu amable > > respuesta. Robert, absolutamente de acuerdo, es lo más lógico y natural. > > Bien, no tengo problema en administrarla, gracias. Creo que es muy importante > > disponer de la lista. Son muchos los paises de habla hispana y si bien en cada > > pais ya disponen de un canal de comunicación nacional, esta lista servirá para > > compartir ideas y experiencias con miras a que el evento crezca. Porque a la > > fecha es francamente incipiente la participación de la comunidad hispano > > parlante. Si trabajamos duro este año, el próximo será mejor. En america > > latina, desde el año 2005 se realiza el FLISoL (Festival Latinoamericano de > > Sofware Libre), participando una centena de ciudades en una veintena de paises. > > Sería interesante tener dos eventos anuales (uno en abril y otro en septiembre) > > de difusión masiva e integración internacional. PreguntasLinux.Org ha > > provisto exitosamente de soporte post installfest al FLISoL, y estamos > > dispuestos a colaborar de la misma manera con el SFD. Saludos, Peter > > Eisinger http://preguntaslinux.org/ Comunidad de Software Libre. Foro > > GNU/Linux/*NIX. Support Installfest. > > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > > SFD-discuss mailing list > > SFD-discuss(a)sf-day.org > > http://mail.sf-day.org/lists/listinfo/sfd-discuss > > > Saludos Cordiales. > > > Oscar Valenzuela B. > Presidente Ejecutivo > Corporación de Desarrollo Tecnológico Libre > Comunidad Chilena GNU (www.gnuchile.cl) > > -------------------------------------------------- > No envie archivos adjuntos en formato Microsoft Word, un formato > privativo > y secreto, por lo que nosotros no podemos leerlo. Envie el texto puro, > HTML o PDF, entonces todos podrémos leerlo. > > Enviar a la gente documentos en formato Word tiene efectos > perniciosos, > porque esta práctica los insta a utilizar software de Microsoft. En > efecto, Usted se convierte en un sostén del monopolio de Microsoft. > Este > problema específico es un gran obstáculo a la adopción más amplia de > GNU/Linux. ¿Podría, por favor, reconsiderar el uso del formato Word en > la > comunicación con otras personas? > _______________________________________________ > SFD-discuss mailing list > SFD-discuss(a)sf-day.org > http://mail.sf-day.org/lists/listinfo/sfd-discuss

July 24, 2007

Re: [SFD-discuss] Spanish speakers mail list

by Oscar Valenzuela

We have a problem on our country, the sept 18 is our independence day, and all the people is on vacations or party for that date, way never ask about the date before?, how could i apport on this issue? El lun, 23-07-2007 a las 17:27 -0300, Peter Eisinger escribió: > > > > In fact, there is already a Spanish-speakers mailing list operating on the > > SFD server: > > http://mail.sf-day.org/lists/listinfo/planning-es > > > > It was established during last year's SFD campaign, but had very low > > traffic. When we reorganised mailing lists earlier this year to create > > SFD-announce and SFD-discuss, this list was hidden but not deleted (the > > previous lists were called team-contacts, planning-en and planning-es). > > > > One of our projects for the SFD "off season" - after 15 September this year > > - was to improve our multilingual capability by examining how which > > languages are most in demand among our participants. > > > > Feel free to continue using the planning-es list, and if you are interested > > I would be happy to make you a list administrator. > > > > Robert. > > > > On 7/21/07, Pia Waugh <greebo(a)pipka.org> wrote: > > > > > > Hi Peter, > > > > > > <quote who="Peter Eisinger"> > > > > > > > Whith the intention that the Software Feedom day expands in the > > > community of > > > > Spanish speakers the mail list was created. [1] > > > > > > Fantastic! Please try to remember to cross post anything from either list > > > which would be broadly helpful :) > > > > > > > It was already talked with some of you, we think that a more fluent > > > > comunication will be reached on this way. > > > > > > We strongly encourage it. Would you like a mailing list set up on the SFD > > > website instead so that all the archives are together? Just an option for > > > your decision :) > > > > > > Cheers, > > > Pia > > > > > > Pia, thank you for your kind response. > > Robert, I completly agree, this is the most logical and natural way to do it. I > will be pleased to administering it. > > > I believe that it is very important to have the list. There are many countries > of Hispanic speech and although each country already have a channel of > national communication, this list will be good to share ideas and experiences > with the growth of the event as our goal. > > Because as of today, it is frankly incipient the participation of the community > Hispanic speaker. If we work hard this year, the next one will be better. > > Since 2005 the FLISoL is carried out in Latin america (Latin American Festival > of Free Sofware), participating hundreds of cities in more than twenty > countries. > > It would be interesting to have two annual events (one in April and another in > September) of massive diffusion and international integration. > > PreguntasLinux.Org has provided successfully support post installfest to the > FLISoL, and we are willing to collaborate in the same way with the SFD. > > Regards Peter Eisingerhttp://preguntaslinux.org/ Community of Free Software. > Forum GNU/Linux/*NIX. Support Installfest.-----Pia, muchas gracias por tu amable > respuesta. Robert, absolutamente de acuerdo, es lo más lógico y natural. > Bien, no tengo problema en administrarla, gracias. Creo que es muy importante > disponer de la lista. Son muchos los paises de habla hispana y si bien en cada > pais ya disponen de un canal de comunicación nacional, esta lista servirá para > compartir ideas y experiencias con miras a que el evento crezca. Porque a la > fecha es francamente incipiente la participación de la comunidad hispano > parlante. Si trabajamos duro este año, el próximo será mejor. En america > latina, desde el año 2005 se realiza el FLISoL (Festival Latinoamericano de > Sofware Libre), participando una centena de ciudades en una veintena de paises. > Sería interesante tener dos eventos anuales (uno en abril y otro en septiembre) > de difusión masiva e integración internacional. PreguntasLinux.Org ha > provisto exitosamente de soporte post installfest al FLISoL, y estamos > dispuestos a colaborar de la misma manera con el SFD. Saludos, Peter > Eisinger http://preguntaslinux.org/ Comunidad de Software Libre. Foro > GNU/Linux/*NIX. Support Installfest. > > > > _______________________________________________ > SFD-discuss mailing list > SFD-discuss(a)sf-day.org > http://mail.sf-day.org/lists/listinfo/sfd-discuss > Saludos Cordiales. Oscar Valenzuela B. Presidente Ejecutivo Corporación de Desarrollo Tecnológico Libre Comunidad Chilena GNU (www.gnuchile.cl) -------------------------------------------------- No envie archivos adjuntos en formato Microsoft Word, un formato privativo y secreto, por lo que nosotros no podemos leerlo. Envie el texto puro, HTML o PDF, entonces todos podrémos leerlo. Enviar a la gente documentos en formato Word tiene efectos perniciosos, porque esta práctica los insta a utilizar software de Microsoft. En efecto, Usted se convierte en un sostén del monopolio de Microsoft. Este problema específico es un gran obstáculo a la adopción más amplia de GNU/Linux. ¿Podría, por favor, reconsiderar el uso del formato Word en la comunicación con otras personas?

July 23, 2007

Spanish speakers mail list

by Peter Eisinger

> > In fact, there is already a Spanish-speakers mailing list operating on the > SFD server: > http://mail.sf-day.org/lists/listinfo/planning-es > > It was established during last year's SFD campaign, but had very low > traffic. When we reorganised mailing lists earlier this year to create > SFD-announce and SFD-discuss, this list was hidden but not deleted (the > previous lists were called team-contacts, planning-en and planning-es). > > One of our projects for the SFD "off season" - after 15 September this year > - was to improve our multilingual capability by examining how which > languages are most in demand among our participants. > > Feel free to continue using the planning-es list, and if you are interested > I would be happy to make you a list administrator. > > Robert. > > On 7/21/07, Pia Waugh <greebo(a)pipka.org> wrote: > > > > Hi Peter, > > > > <quote who="Peter Eisinger"> > > > > > Whith the intention that the Software Feedom day expands in the > > community of > > > Spanish speakers the mail list was created. [1] > > > > Fantastic! Please try to remember to cross post anything from either list > > which would be broadly helpful :) > > > > > It was already talked with some of you, we think that a more fluent > > > comunication will be reached on this way. > > > > We strongly encourage it. Would you like a mailing list set up on the SFD > > website instead so that all the archives are together? Just an option for > > your decision :) > > > > Cheers, > > Pia > > Pia, thank you for your kind response. Robert, I completly agree, this is the most logical and natural way to do it. I will be pleased to administering it. I believe that it is very important to have the list. There are many countries of Hispanic speech and although each country already have a channel of national communication, this list will be good to share ideas and experiences with the growth of the event as our goal. Because as of today, it is frankly incipient the participation of the community Hispanic speaker. If we work hard this year, the next one will be better. Since 2005 the FLISoL is carried out in Latin america (Latin American Festival of Free Sofware), participating hundreds of cities in more than twenty countries. It would be interesting to have two annual events (one in April and another in September) of massive diffusion and international integration. PreguntasLinux.Org has provided successfully support post installfest to the FLISoL, and we are willing to collaborate in the same way with the SFD. Regards Peter Eisingerhttp://preguntaslinux.org/ Community of Free Software. Forum GNU/Linux/*NIX. Support Installfest.-----Pia, muchas gracias por tu amable respuesta. Robert, absolutamente de acuerdo, es lo más lógico y natural. Bien, no tengo problema en administrarla, gracias. Creo que es muy importante disponer de la lista. Son muchos los paises de habla hispana y si bien en cada pais ya disponen de un canal de comunicación nacional, esta lista servirá para compartir ideas y experiencias con miras a que el evento crezca. Porque a la fecha es francamente incipiente la participación de la comunidad hispano parlante. Si trabajamos duro este año, el próximo será mejor. En america latina, desde el año 2005 se realiza el FLISoL (Festival Latinoamericano de Sofware Libre), participando una centena de ciudades en una veintena de paises. Sería interesante tener dos eventos anuales (uno en abril y otro en septiembre) de difusión masiva e integración internacional. PreguntasLinux.Org ha provisto exitosamente de soporte post installfest al FLISoL, y estamos dispuestos a colaborar de la misma manera con el SFD. Saludos, Peter Eisinger http://preguntaslinux.org/ Comunidad de Software Libre. Foro GNU/Linux/*NIX. Support Installfest.

July 23, 2007

Re: [SFD-discuss] SFD graphics

by Janet Hawtin

On 7/21/07, Przemysław Kulczycki <przemekkulczycki(a)gmail.com> wrote: > The previous artwork page has been deleted :/ > http://softwarefreedomday.org/PreviousArtwork > Anyone knows where can I get it? Ive got some of the older stuff for South Australia here in svg and pdf I havent done any 2007 stuff. The world is a bit fast. Will holler if I get something wrangled. http://lucychili.net/sfd/

July 21, 2007

Re: [SFD-discuss] Spanish speakers mail list

by Robert Schumann

In fact, there is already a Spanish-speakers mailing list operating on the SFD server: http://mail.sf-day.org/lists/listinfo/planning-es It was established during last year's SFD campaign, but had very low traffic. When we reorganised mailing lists earlier this year to create SFD-announce and SFD-discuss, this list was hidden but not deleted (the previous lists were called team-contacts, planning-en and planning-es). One of our projects for the SFD "off season" - after 15 September this year - was to improve our multilingual capability by examining how which languages are most in demand among our participants. Feel free to continue using the planning-es list, and if you are interested I would be happy to make you a list administrator. Robert. On 7/21/07, Pia Waugh <greebo(a)pipka.org> wrote: > > Hi Peter, > > <quote who="Peter Eisinger"> > > > Whith the intention that the Software Feedom day expands in the > community of > > Spanish speakers the mail list was created. [1] > > Fantastic! Please try to remember to cross post anything from either list > which would be broadly helpful :) > > > It was already talked with some of you, we think that a more fluent > > comunication will be reached on this way. > > We strongly encourage it. Would you like a mailing list set up on the SFD > website instead so that all the archives are together? Just an option for > your decision :) > > Cheers, > Pia > > -- > Linux Australia http://linux.org.au/ > > > "What are we doing today brain?" > "We're taking over the world like we always do." > - Pinky and the Brain > > > _______________________________________________ > SFD-discuss mailing list > SFD-discuss(a)sf-day.org > http://mail.sf-day.org/lists/listinfo/sfd-discuss >

July 21, 2007

Re: [SFD-discuss] Spanish speakers mail list

by Pia Waugh

Hi Peter, <quote who="Peter Eisinger"> > Whith the intention that the Software Feedom day expands in the community of > Spanish speakers the mail list was created. [1] Fantastic! Please try to remember to cross post anything from either list which would be broadly helpful :) > It was already talked with some of you, we think that a more fluent > comunication will be reached on this way. We strongly encourage it. Would you like a mailing list set up on the SFD website instead so that all the archives are together? Just an option for your decision :) Cheers, Pia -- Linux Australia http://linux.org.au/ "What are we doing today brain?" "We're taking over the world like we always do." - Pinky and the Brain

July 21, 2007