Dear Nootan and All,, On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 12:47 PM, Nootan Ghimire <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Regarding Issues about Entity, I think that should be isolated with other > parts of this discussion. Maybe just call for the people who are willing to > assume the responsibilities, recognize them and move on. > Yes, I will also agree with your that we must deal with these two issues saperately. It will give us more clarity and purpose for the activities. Lets work out the details and try to revive the good practices. Kind regards Hempal Shrestha > > On the account of moving on/structuring, My 2 cents are: > > - Lets Prepare a list of goals that we want to achieve as a FOSS community > in nepal. (I can see there are five objectives listed on the wiki, maybe we > need to revisit it again?) > - Lets also prioritize those goals > - Lets create action plans to achieve these goals (through community > interaction, calling for ideas, basically talking about why and how), with > room to add more. > - Lets make sure that anything and everything we do aligns to those goals. > (Which should also be a indicator to how successful we were on our > respective priorities) > - Lets reflect on ourselves periodically, recognizing and analyzing our > actions, publishing them, and making amends. > > As such, I say lets create a detailed process of how we do things "The > FOSS Nepal way". Lets throw a bunch of "why?"s to anything and everything > we're planning to do, answer them and make sure everyone knows that. > > I'm also willing to take part in such discussions. > > > > On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 8:30 AM, Saroj Dhakal <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> I'm excited to see these discussions. >> >> Already great ideas have come, let's short list them and build community >> consensus on it. >> >> I'm willing to contribute as much as I can, but unfortunately I'll not be >> able to take part in the meeting today because of an activity planned last >> week. >> >> Please accept my apologies. >> >> Let's do it. >> >> Thanks, >> Saroj >> >> On Jan 18, 2018 1:10 AM, "Sanjog Sigdel" <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> *++Adding Aadesh dai and Samar dai in the loop( They are the ones who >>> introduce to the FOSS world :) )* >>> >>> Adding to Prabin Sir's Point. >>> >>> Wouldn't it help if we also initiate FOSS NEPAL REGIONAL AMBASSADORS and >>> COLLEGE AMBASSADORS? >>> >>> Back in SFD 2015, there was a point during group discussion session >>> which is "*Decentralizing FOSS activities in every possible corner of >>> country to spread Open Philosophy*". I believe it is only possible if >>> we recognize *contributors, communities and colleges *all over Nepal. >>> Organization like Teach For Nepal has TFN College Ambassadors. Those >>> Ambassadors act as a mediator between Colleges and TFN to organize events >>> and promote campaigns. >>> - Via these Ambassadors we can do back and forth communication among >>> Communities and colleges. >>> - College Ambassadors can share any updates from-to FOSS Nepal, help in >>> providing resources from FOSS Nepal while their college Communities are >>> organizing events >>> - Regional Ambassadors can act as mediators between Open Source >>> Communities of a particular region, College Ambassadors among that region >>> and FOSS Nepal. >>> - We can assign one member from each colleges for College Ambassadors >>> - Regional Ambassadors can be chosen based upon particular regions. Just >>> to make sure these ambassadors have proportionately handful of communities >>> and College Communities to work with. >>> - Let us also set a milestone of initiating small communities in new >>> colleges and communities with proper co-ordination among College, >>> Communities and their respective Ambassadors. >>> >>> This month some of us Volunteers listed FOSS communities of Nepal in >>> this repo: FOSS-COMMUNITIES-OF-NEPAL >>> <https://github.com/FOSSKavre/FOSS-COMMUNITIES-OF-NEPAL>. We were able >>> to list 22 of them. WOW :) >>> But sad part is that some communities exists only as Names. So we might >>> at least be able revamping our existing communities. >>> >>> - I see this Concept of Ambassador as a way to gain core contributors in >>> FOSS Nepal. And it will also help in building a organizational structure >>> for Outreach Purpose. >>> >>> So why not give it a try? >>> हामीले पनि नगरे कस्ले गर्ला हैन त ? :) >>> >>> PS: Prabin dai - Last September KUOSC le organize gareko SFD 2017 maa ma >>> lagayat kehi Kavre ko Volunteers haru milera FOSS KAVRE suru gareu :). >>> >>> >>> Regards, >>> >>> >>> *SanjogSigdel* >>> *Dhulikhel, Nepal* >>> *Volunteer- KUOSC, FOSS NEPAL* >>> >>> *Founder- FOSS KAVRE* >>> *M:977-9841497866* >>> >>> On Wed, Jan 17, 2018 at 10:14 PM, Prabin Gautam <[email protected]> >>> wrote: >>> >>>> Adding to Bobby's Suggestions. >>>> >>>> Lets also think of FOSS Nepal Ambassadors. >>>> >>>> >>>> FOSS Nepal members who are abroad and still willing/interested to >>>> contribute can be made FOSS Nepal Ambassadors. They can involve their >>>> network to bring project, program or do fundraise for the community. >>>> >>>> I know Core FOSSians like Subir dai, Jwalanta, Abhishek, Akash, myself, >>>> and many more are all around the world now. We should use this potential >>>> and their network to take FOSS Nepal forward. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> On Wed, Jan 17, 2018 at 10:13 AM, Bobby Basnet <[email protected]> >>>> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Dear All, >>>>> >>>>> Thank you Hempal dai for the note and adding me in this thread. >>>>> >>>>> I would love to join in the meeting tomorrow but I already have other >>>>> scheduled meeting and won't be able to make it. So, I would like to voice >>>>> my say in this email. >>>>> >>>>> On the Polls: >>>>> *Q1: *Yes, Definitely. >>>>> *Q2: *No (Will follow and not lead and cannot make any commitment for >>>>> 3 months at-least) >>>>> >>>>> And here are my suggestions. >>>>> >>>>> *1. Get more professors/teacher involved in the community.* >>>>> From my experience being involved with the community, I have seen >>>>> that the most active members are the students. As they graduate and move >>>>> on >>>>> with their lives their involvement with the community is almost >>>>> non-existent. So if we could get more professors involved in the community >>>>> who could advocate FOSS to their students this will produce a continuous >>>>> batch of workforce who have the time and the energy to keep the community >>>>> momentum going. >>>>> >>>>> Action Plan >>>>> >>>>> - Reach out to the professors/teachers in our >>>>> immediate contact and add them to the mailing list/Facebook Group/Viber >>>>> Group so they are at-least informed about the community events and >>>>> updates >>>>> >>>>> - Create a team that would visit universities and colleges and >>>>> meet the professors, make them aware about the FOSS community and add >>>>> them >>>>> to the community channels. It would be difficult to create team that >>>>> would >>>>> travel to each colleges. So this could be integrated with events such >>>>> as >>>>> Linux Talk, FOSS ka Kura, Hour of Code, etc where community memeber >>>>> are are >>>>> normally already willing to visit the campus as a resource person . >>>>> They >>>>> could be FOSS Nepal representative and we could provide with a formal >>>>> letter in FOSS Nepal letterhead to make it seem more official. We >>>>> should >>>>> also have a template of such meeting, where we set agenda and >>>>> immediate >>>>> actions plans >>>>> *. * >>>>> - During events like SFD there is a always a praise worthy >>>>> collaboration among students from different institutions. It would be >>>>> better to get even different institutions involved and if not that >>>>> at-least professor level collaboration too on such events >>>>> >>>>> *2. More open source projects. * >>>>> Re-quoting Avash "FOSS doesn't mean only Linux". We should have more >>>>> FOSS projects in our Github repo. >>>>> >>>>> Action Plan >>>>> >>>>> - Encourage students to publish their project. >>>>> Each semester hundreds in not thousands of software are developed >>>>> by students from different colleges and universities. They develop the >>>>> software, get graded and then are stored on the students's machine for >>>>> ever. If we could advocate to these students that there projects need >>>>> not >>>>> have this faith. If only they pushed their project to Github Repo with >>>>> a >>>>> FOSS license, their project could have more visibility, could have real >>>>> life implementation and potentially have other contribute to their >>>>> projects >>>>> and their legacy live on for ever. These projects are usually not made >>>>> for >>>>> commercial profit making use so they should be reluctant to publish >>>>> their >>>>> project. (Question though!!! Should we judge the quality of code and >>>>> project? I vote No) >>>>> >>>>> *3. Have more fun* >>>>> While a student at Kathmandu University on SFD eve we had open >>>>> discussion talks on FOSS. What is FOSS? What are it's merits? What could >>>>> be it's demerits? We also had candle walk, painting (logos of any Free and >>>>> Open Software or anything that represents it) and Musical event. It helped >>>>> us to create an image that we FOSSians are not just geeks with Linux in >>>>> our >>>>> computer. We are also friendly people who like music and to make friends >>>>> and watch movies and have lovely conversation. Such event helped more >>>>> people be aware about our community and made them easier to approach us. >>>>> >>>>> As a result, we had relatively large FOSS Community there and even if >>>>> not part of community still lot of people in the campus were aware about >>>>> the FOSS movement. It is something we could learn and implement for FOSS >>>>> Nepal as well. Moreover we also need to attract non-programmer people to >>>>> our community ( who could contribute us in documentation, designing, >>>>> administration or anything really). >>>>> >>>>> Action Plan >>>>> >>>>> - Promote FOSS not only with technical presentations and talks but >>>>> also with documentaries, movies that are made with FOSS tools, friendly >>>>> non-formal meetups, MEME, musical events, etc >>>>> >>>>> *4. Linkup with International FOSS Communities, Chapters * >>>>> Lets link up with national and international FOSS communities and >>>>> other community that believe and promote FOSS ideology (Eg. Mozilla, Open >>>>> Data, Wikimedia). They might have programs, collaboration proposal or even >>>>> lessons for us that will help our community grow. We have our glorious >>>>> history of best SFD celebrations globally. Maybe the veterans from the >>>>> community can remember of some forgotten link with such communities. >>>>> >>>>> Action Plan >>>>> >>>>> - Identify relevant communities, chapters, clubs both nationally >>>>> and internationally and establish communication channel with them. >>>>> - Index the communities that we have communication with and Invite >>>>> them to our events and meetups >>>>> >>>>> I am sad that I won't be able to attend the meeting tomorrow and would >>>>> be really happy if received similar note on tomorrow's meeting. >>>>> >>>>> Best, >>>>> Bob >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> Bobby Basnet >>>>> Managing Director, Semantic Creation >>>>> <http://www.semanticcreation.com/> >>>>> Managing Director, VisualiseVR <http://www.visualisevr.com/> >>>>> Mobile: +977 9841812820 <+977%20984-1812820> >>>>> Skype: bobbize >>>>> Kathmandu, Nepal >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> On Wed, Jan 17, 2018 at 7:40 PM, Arjun Gautam < >>>>> [email protected]> wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> I feel very happy to find that we all are interested in this. Hope, >>>>>> to have a good meeting tomorrow. >>>>>> >>>>>> Arjun >>>>>> >>>>>> On Wed, Jan 17, 2018 at 2:33 PM, [email protected] < >>>>>> [email protected]> wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> me too, who else would be there >>>>>>> >>>>>>> On 17 January 2018 at 14:32, manish thapa <[email protected]> >>>>>>> wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I will be there >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> On Wed, Jan 17, 2018 at 1:48 PM, Pravin Raj Joshi < >>>>>>>> [email protected]> wrote: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Please do let me know if you all feel I can be of any help in any >>>>>>>>> program or carrying out an activity. I am up for it. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Pravin >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> On 01/17/2018 11:00 AM, Prabin Gautam wrote: >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Happy to see good discussion going. Once we start and gain some >>>>>>>>> momentum, we may partner with various organizations - governmental, >>>>>>>>> universities and public or private organizations. To deal with them, >>>>>>>>> just a >>>>>>>>> bunch of FOSSian will not be enough. Our Legal entity should be in >>>>>>>>> place. >>>>>>>>> All of you know this and I strongly would emphasis on getting renewed >>>>>>>>> in >>>>>>>>> first phase. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> In tomorrow's meeting, I wont be there but I expect the team to >>>>>>>>> come with at least 2 concrete plans - >>>>>>>>> 1. Where you see FOSS Nepal in 3 months >>>>>>>>> 2. Where you see FOSS Nepal in 1 year. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> In my opinion, in three months we can at least do and not limited >>>>>>>>> to: >>>>>>>>> 1. Renew FOSS Nepal and be legal >>>>>>>>> 2. have atleast 3 monthly meeting to track progress. >>>>>>>>> 3. Update Web presence (Wiki/website), Bring our social networking >>>>>>>>> tools to life - twitter, facebook page, youtube. >>>>>>>>> 4. revive our Youtube FOSS NP Weekly program. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> I think the more event we organize, more involve we can be, more >>>>>>>>> volunteers, more spreading of FOSS, and more impact we can create. Few >>>>>>>>> years back we started to bring all our Open Community in one place >>>>>>>>> with a >>>>>>>>> consortium which was another great idea but didnot progress on that. >>>>>>>>> Once >>>>>>>>> we get back to momentum we can definitely use that platform to >>>>>>>>> involve more >>>>>>>>> people and organizations. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> I think our 1 year should be and not limited to: >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> 1. Annual Open Technology meetup (reviving FOSS Info Mela !! >>>>>>>>> or developer's meetup type of program) 4/6 months to SFD(Between >>>>>>>>> March-May) >>>>>>>>> . >>>>>>>>> 2. Annual SFD >>>>>>>>> 3. Few Concrete projects >>>>>>>>> 4. Reviving our Involvement in National ICT Activities as >>>>>>>>> stakeholder. like IT policy meetings, IT Curriculum, Conferences, >>>>>>>>> Seminars, >>>>>>>>> Panel discussions. >>>>>>>>> 5. Continuing regular programs like FKK and FOSS NP weekly >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Thanks. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Openthito >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> On Tue, Jan 16, 2018 at 9:47 PM, Dadhiram <[email protected]> >>>>>>>>> wrote: >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> फोसमा आस्थाराख्ने उर्जासिल अभियान्ताहरू >>>>>>>>>> नमस्कार >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> "Paani Saffa Garnu Paryo ra Baani Sudharnu Paryo". >>>>>>>>>> *Action Item 3- Like bagmati को पानी । अहिले धेरै सुध्रिएको छ । >>>>>>>>>> संखमुलमा चराहरू बाँच्न थालेकाछन् । त्यसैले हामीले पनि आफुलाई हिट गर्न >>>>>>>>>> लागेको कुरा केहि छ भने गरौ । कमुनिटिहो सकारात्मक सामुहिक हितको लागि >>>>>>>>>> केहि >>>>>>>>>> गरौ भन्ने सबैमा हुन्छ । गर्न केहि नसकेनि गफ गर्न एउटा फोरम चाहिन्छ >>>>>>>>>> नै त्यो >>>>>>>>>> अहिले नै छदैछ । सपार्न नसके नि बिगार्न हुन्न अहिले नि बिगारेको केहि >>>>>>>>>> छैन । >>>>>>>>>> समुदाय एउटा मानविय उर्जाहो प्रयोग गरेर घट्दैन बड्छ । जागौ आजैबाट >>>>>>>>>> केहि गरौ >>>>>>>>>> गर्नसके राम्रो गरौ नसके केहि नबिगारौ । गर्न पर्ने कुरा सबै लिस्टेड छ >>>>>>>>>> । मेरो >>>>>>>>>> आफ्नो उर्जा यति नै हो । * >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> *धन्यवाद * >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> *दधि * >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> On Wed, Jan 17, 2018 at 8:49 AM, Sanjog Sigdel < >>>>>>>>>> [email protected]> wrote: >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> Hello Hempal Dai and Fossians, >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> Happy to see the discussions and updates about FOSS NEPAL. Our >>>>>>>>>>> community is actually lagging behind while communities that are >>>>>>>>>>> composed of >>>>>>>>>>> Volunteers from FOSS NEPAL are doing great. It is actually a good >>>>>>>>>>> point to >>>>>>>>>>> see communities fostering and spreading our common goal of raising >>>>>>>>>>> awareness about Open Philosophy. But then, at the same time, we >>>>>>>>>>> have no >>>>>>>>>>> clue in any milestone these communities achieve, if FOSS Nepal is >>>>>>>>>>> credited >>>>>>>>>>> ? And also FOSS Nepal is lagging commitment, contributions and >>>>>>>>>>> initiators >>>>>>>>>>> which I think will be resolved if we keep continuing discussions >>>>>>>>>>> like these >>>>>>>>>>> and also reach to some conclusions. >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> I will be there at tomorrow's meeting and will give my >>>>>>>>>>> commitment to take responsibility of leading at least one project >>>>>>>>>>> this 2018. >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> Regards >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> *SanjogSigdel * >>>>>>>>>>> *Dhulikhel, Nepal* >>>>>>>>>>> *M:977-9841497866 <984-1497866>* >>>>>>>>>>> * Volunteer:- KUOSC, FOSS NEPAL * >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> * Founder:- FOSS KAVRE * >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> On Wed, Jan 17, 2018 at 7:25 AM, Pravin Raj Joshi < >>>>>>>>>>> [email protected]> wrote: >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>> Dear All, >>>>>>>>>>>> I might not be able to make it to the meeting tomorrow evening. >>>>>>>>>>>> Picking up from the questions that were written in Hempal Ji's >>>>>>>>>>>> notes below >>>>>>>>>>>> are my comments and thoughts. I am a little frustrated in that >>>>>>>>>>>> others are >>>>>>>>>>>> blatantly saying things that should be contributed to FOSS >>>>>>>>>>>> movement in >>>>>>>>>>>> Nepal, but people are taking charge of it. So I am being a little >>>>>>>>>>>> offensive. Please take it with a pinch of salt. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>> What is Legal Entity? What did it do? >>>>>>>>>>>> What is talk of legal entity, when there is bare presence. A >>>>>>>>>>>> legal entity matters if big enough so that it is visible. It is >>>>>>>>>>>> good to >>>>>>>>>>>> have legal setup and all in place, but what is the value of it, if >>>>>>>>>>>> we get >>>>>>>>>>>> all that, but the organization barely functions? >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>> Where are WE (BIG Question Mark ??? >>>>>>>>>>>> We are kinda stuck because he thought and even now think too >>>>>>>>>>>> small. It is time to become a vocal movement. Software, security, >>>>>>>>>>>> data -- >>>>>>>>>>>> all needs to be worked on. I saw an email thread where it was said >>>>>>>>>>>> that >>>>>>>>>>>> open data movement in Nepal started in 2011-2012. That is shame >>>>>>>>>>>> for FOSS >>>>>>>>>>>> Nepal and personally for me as no one even raised a voice against >>>>>>>>>>>> it. What >>>>>>>>>>>> is open data? -- it is the idea that some data should be made >>>>>>>>>>>> publicly >>>>>>>>>>>> available for public good. Who started this in Nepal??? I am not >>>>>>>>>>>> claiming >>>>>>>>>>>> it is FOSS Nepal or me. There are a lot of people who have >>>>>>>>>>>> contributed to >>>>>>>>>>>> this from 1998-2012, who are just lost from that conversation. If >>>>>>>>>>>> nothing >>>>>>>>>>>> else, let's get the history right or even start a debate on it. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>> Renewal For (What) ?? >>>>>>>>>>>> This is not a matter of concern at all. Renewal is just part of >>>>>>>>>>>> administrative process and shouldn't even come up for discussion. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>> Hand-over community and Lead-Legal >>>>>>>>>>>> Hand over to whom??? We have seen multiple organizations in >>>>>>>>>>>> last 17 years try to use FOSS for their own gains only. Do you >>>>>>>>>>>> want to hand >>>>>>>>>>>> over to them? Or to people whose primary interest is their own >>>>>>>>>>>> growth? I >>>>>>>>>>>> can, will not name, many people who have benefitted from this. >>>>>>>>>>>> They have >>>>>>>>>>>> often claimed to me, in the face, that they can contributed so >>>>>>>>>>>> much to >>>>>>>>>>>> FOSS, but only thing that I see is their own direct benefit with >>>>>>>>>>>> literally >>>>>>>>>>>> nothing for FOSS Nepal. These people will readily take up FOSS >>>>>>>>>>>> Nepal as it >>>>>>>>>>>> means more for them. So kindly give me 5 names that all will be >>>>>>>>>>>> comfortable >>>>>>>>>>>> to hand over FOSS Nepal to. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>> Similar Structure or New Structure >>>>>>>>>>>> Why does structure matter when there is nothing happening? Is >>>>>>>>>>>> it better go out and talk FOSS or is it better to sit down and >>>>>>>>>>>> think on >>>>>>>>>>>> structure? >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>> Membership - Updation >>>>>>>>>>>> Membership will not happen when we are weak and people claim >>>>>>>>>>>> they are better and we cannot do anything about it. Due to our >>>>>>>>>>>> weakness >>>>>>>>>>>> companies now are flagship bearers for FOSS in Nepal. So people and >>>>>>>>>>>> organizations promoting FOSS will go to them. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>> Need a strong FOSS working team, How do we make it? >>>>>>>>>>>> Right now we need vocal team, who is able to shout, write and >>>>>>>>>>>> talk trash if need be to convince people that FOSS is already >>>>>>>>>>>> relevant for >>>>>>>>>>>> Nepal and FOSS Nepal is the spearhead of it. Many organizations >>>>>>>>>>>> have >>>>>>>>>>>> started putting FOSS Nepal as a by-product to their achievements. >>>>>>>>>>>> We need >>>>>>>>>>>> to get out and provide ideas, support and help for FOSS in Nepal. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>> How active is the Community >>>>>>>>>>>> Community needs to be made active. Community will not be active >>>>>>>>>>>> if organization is not active -- "Paani ra Baani sadhai mathi bata >>>>>>>>>>>> tala >>>>>>>>>>>> bagcha". If we sit down and discuss, so will the community. If we >>>>>>>>>>>> actively >>>>>>>>>>>> engage, so will the community. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry for being a little critical, but I am really frustrated >>>>>>>>>>>> at organizations and people claiming their contribution to FOSS >>>>>>>>>>>> and reaping >>>>>>>>>>>> the benefit from it shamelessly utlizing it. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>> My thoughts would be to update the team with people we can >>>>>>>>>>>> find, mainly vocal ones. Create a set of programs that we can all >>>>>>>>>>>> contribute to and make it happen. I am pretty sure each one of us >>>>>>>>>>>> now is at >>>>>>>>>>>> a stage where we can afford 5000-10000 rupees (one time) to >>>>>>>>>>>> contribute to >>>>>>>>>>>> FOSS Nepal and help with initial push to change things. Also we >>>>>>>>>>>> are at a >>>>>>>>>>>> stage where we can all come up with 1-2 program ideas, which we can >>>>>>>>>>>> collectively pitch in and then we can create a small committee >>>>>>>>>>>> that will >>>>>>>>>>>> decide on the programs to carry out in coming year. Also we can >>>>>>>>>>>> all set >>>>>>>>>>>> aside sometime to contribute to FOSS Nepal. Who will do it, if we >>>>>>>>>>>> don't??? >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>> More thoughts, but I would prefer to follow others rather than >>>>>>>>>>>> lead. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>> Pravin >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> -- >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> ------------------- >>>>>>>>> Prabin Gautam >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> -- >>>>>>>> Regards >>>>>>>> - MJT >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> "Jesus had only 12 followers, but they were very good retweeters." >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> - check my blog @ http://mjt.com.np >>>>>>>> - twitter @mjt_emp3r0r <https://twitter.com/mjt_emp3r0r> >>>>>>>> -volunteer @open community >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> *DISCLAIMER* >>>>>>>> This email contains confidential information and is intended only >>>>>>>> for the individual named. If you are not the named addressee you >>>>>>>> should not >>>>>>>> disseminate, distribute or copy this e-mail. 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