On Sat, 17 Mar 2007, W.D.McKinney wrote:
> The magic in AKLUG always has been and will be, simply put - the people. Linux is what brought us together in the beginning and what was a really good alternative to other operating systems.
> I think we ought to pursue formalizing AKLUG as we have grown up just as Linux has as well.
> There is a much larger diversity of users and it covers large Enterprises and home users. We did not have this in the same fashion in the beginning.
Is this a push for legal status? They've already done that. What else are
you suggesting to "formalize" the group?
> I have a lot of ideas but it seems we need more open minds.
I'm open to ideas, and have a few myself to offer. My only point is that if
this group is going to become relevant again it must change. Right now it
only serves a very small group of people.
--Arthur Corliss
Live Free or Die
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