Quoth Ira Abramov on Sat, Nov 27, 1999:
> On Sat, 27 Nov 1999, Listar Mailing List Manager wrote:
>
> > BEFORE POSTING TO THE LIST, YOU MUST READ THIS MESSAGE AND
> > THE Linux-IL FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FILE. VIOLATORS WILL
> > BE FLOGGED WITH A DIFFERENTIAL SCSI CABLE BY MARC.
>
> no I wonder if this is a sign this list is too static or if it's just
> deeply rooted culture :-)
I decided that it's a manifestation of a deeply rooted culture
and refused to remove this note.
> Hello friends, Komerade Fish advised me we are now (somewhat) spam
> proof, so I decided to give the list a shot again.
Yeah, shoot 'em!
> [...] I still recommend renaming [ILUG] to GILI [...]
Gili means what?
> I think we should wise up and start a newbie help group.
Not me.
> > * What are our goals?
> >
> > - Help people who are new to Linux.
>
> ehm... Vadik, there's a slight contradiction to the above mentioned here
> :-)
Oh, yes. Should I delete one of these, or should I claim that,
in its own mysterious Zen way, it's not a contradiction?
> > * What do we do to promote our goals?
> >
> > - Hold social meetings and lectures every once in a while.
>
> is there one planned?
I think there have been some.
> did anyone invite
> Mr. Hall to speak for us next week since he happens to be in Israel?
Who's Mr. Hall?
> > - Maintain the http://www.linux.org.il/ Web site.
>
> ehh... umm... yeah :-)
>
> well, I'll work on that mirror server,
In California?
> for those who missed me and wondered where I was: I returned from
> California about 7 months ago, I now live in Ra'anana
Oh.
> and work part time as a unix sysadmin (we need more people,
> resumes please?).
Just found a job, switching Real Soon Now. BSD & others, though.
No Linux yet.
Vadik.
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