I agree with a pub, as we could all meet and get a drink, plus there
will be bar snacks to eat. Nice and sociable.
Also, I recently discovered a spindle of blank CDs on my shelf I'll
never use that I could bring along to burn copies for people.
Simon Wears
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http://MunkyJun
I'd attend anywhere, if I'm around, but a pub would be extra-specially nice.
:)
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2009/3/20 Guy Thouret :
> Count me in for the launch party. I think a party-type celebration and
> get together is the way to go. I doubt there will be anyone attending
> to promote to - the attendees are going to be there for the specific
> reason that they are Ubuntu users.
>
It's not just abo
On Fri, 2009-03-20 at 15:55 +, Matt wrote:
> I personally would prefer the venue not to be a pub. A community setting
> would be more appropriate. I would like the launch to promote
> meaningfully and not just be a party
Count me in for the launch party. I think a party-type celebration and
g
2009/3/20 Matt :
> Hi
>
> I personally would prefer the venue not to be a pub. A community setting
> would be more appropriate. I would like the launch to promote
> meaningfully and not just be a party
I'm actually thinking the release party should just be a party, it
will give everyone a chance t
Hi
I personally would prefer the venue not to be a pub. A community setting
would be more appropriate. I would like the launch to promote
meaningfully and not just be a party
Thanks
Matt
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