On Sun, Dec 15, 2019 at 12:46 AM Tejas Sanap wrote:
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> Hey, folks!
>
> The following email may turn out to be a bit controversial. The current state
> of PLUG is not very bright. That is a fact. However, numerous members are
> taking efforts to revive PLUG from it's deep slumber, and are trying
Hello,
On Sun, 15 Dec 2019 at 14:16, Tejas Sanap wrote:
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> ## The questionnaire
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> 1. What do you think about the open source movement?
Answer: 1) As a end user, it is phenomenal.I am a user of open source
OS's since 1 decade plus. 2) As a enterprise/corporate user, I think
things are getting
I too think that there needs to be a CFP process for the talks on the Github
repo. It will help generate awareness about the activities of PLUG and people
will be more involved knowing that they have a public channel to put up what
they want to say instead of back and forth emailing.Regards,Ashw
Hello Tejas,
On Sun, 2019-12-15 at 14:15 +0530, Tejas Sanap wrote:
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> Plans must be made and adhered to. There must be a slightly strategic
> approach to how we conduct events. Talks must be planned such that
> not only do they benefit the FOSS community but which also, highlight
> PLUG and its
Hey, folks!
The following email may turn out to be a bit controversial. The current
state of PLUG is not very bright. That is a fact. However, numerous members
are taking efforts to revive PLUG from it's deep slumber, and are trying to
bring it back to the center stage of the FOSS community in Pun
