On Monday 27 May 2002 18:38, Orna Agmon wrote: > The referred "we", which are supposed to vote, is a body yet to be > defined. Who gets the right to vote? linux users? sysadmins? people who > paid their taxes to the amuta? for that, "we" need to set taxes.
Linux-IL who are subscribed to this list, as well as other Linux activists, but I don't know people who are activly encouraging Linux use and are not on this list - so the Linux-IL subscribed users are allowed to vote. Of course - once there is an Amuta - nothing would prevent anyone from registering to the Amuta, as long as the person is willing is to volunteer for help. Once we have an Amuta - we can set the goals of what activity is needed, and how it can be done. > If all it takes is to declare you use linux, or to subscribe to linux-il, > I envision a lot of windows users marching to vote, as some dead people > are known to have been doing for ages in Israel. Ok, if that person is willing to help - welcome aboard. > Currently, I am proud to be a linux user, and a Haifux member. I do > "missionary" work on every occasion, like I am sure most of you do. But if > being an Israeli Linux user (=amuta member) would mean that I am a part of > an official "shnor" organization, then this is something I would be > ashamed of. Read the answer above. > I do not see anything wrong with sponsoring an event, but asking companies > for a regular donation, when they do not know exactly where the money > goes, is different. It's not a private company, everything is disclosed publically and approved. there is something called "mevaker amutot" you know ;) Hetz ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
