Hi,
On 26 Jan 2007, at 11:53, Alex Hudson wrote:
One thing which AFFS tried to do was represent free software
businesses
in many ways (particularly, those involved in the community and
small/one-man-band businesses).
There's other places for this now, such as the Open Source
Consortium. Some kind of partnership with them should be considered
essential, IMHO.
I think also having half an eye on what other people are doing
(Openforum Europe =~ Open Document Alliance/Certified Open, Open
Source
Consortium, National Open Centre (?)) in that area is worthwhile,
though.
We should be friends with ORG, too.
There is a great history written about zero; I forget the author.
Worth
a read though.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/0_(number) is a good starting point. Or
possibly primary school, to learn correct counting in English ;-)
Thanks,
Andrew.
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