I am from India. I was eally surprised to learn that only 60 people are on
this mailing list! I thought it should be in the region of 60,000.
I have joined this list only a few days ago. It seems we are just trying to
give press releases and organise symposium to popularise linux. With just 15
odd active volenteer I feel we should be thinking of first expanding the
base. Why not start a movement of each member get another volenteer.
- Soumya
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Subject: Lurkers (was: Re: [LDD] LinuxWorld Expo Prices)
> >
> > > > How many people are on this mailing list?
> > >
> > > ~60 at moment. I expect this number to increase to a much higher
number
> > > next week, and than drop down to something in the 100-200 range.
> >
> > 60 people, and only about, what... 15 at most actually post messages.
> > hmmm.... We could use a little input from anyone who's just listening.
> When discussing about a expo in USA, I prefer to be a listener.
>
> I live in Europe, so I won't come and I cannot help manning the booth.
> The distance is just too large. As a matter of fact, I do not even travel
> to other countries to visit/join an exposition.
>
> So, when I think my ideas would be usefull, I will join in the discussion.
> But, bear with me, I only connect to the Internet approximately once
> a day (local telephone calls are charged in the Netherlands).
>
> >
> > -Chris
>
> Regards, Johan
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