> I am not sure if we could reschedule it to the 18th at this point, and
> I am unable to help that day anyway, so we are holding our demo on the
> 11th.  So we are in a sense stretching the "Demo Day" the other way...
> As long as we keep to the "spirit" of the demo, it should be okay,
> right?

It has been talked about quite abit and the general consensus was that
no one was going worry about having jsut one Demo Day this year . We
will try to get things under one flag next year instead . It is
important . It is important for a number of reasons but mostly because
of the force that such unification gives us with regards to the
mainstream media . Online activism attracts media attention in a big way
. ESR has himself expressed how important it is to use the media in
increasing our visibility . We got under the radar , but if we want to
attract applications to our platform then it is time to be seen .

>
>
> Also, regarding the sponsors, does anyone know which sponsors have
> sent out care packages yet?

Caldera , SuSE , Linux Mall have sent to us .

>
> (Are we allowed to mention them in this list?)  We have received a
> package from one sponsor so far, I believe it is the one that other
> LUGs mentioned (a lot of slightly outdated distro CDs, a Tshirt here
> and there, pamphlets, catalogs...)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Matt M.
> LinuxKnight
>
> Orange County Linux Users Group
> www.oclug.org
>
>
>
> Raju Mathur wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> For various reasons we are unable to hold LDD in New Delhi, India
>> during the week of 12th-18th.  However we can do it on Sunday, the
>> 19th September.  Is this an absolute no-no, or is that little bit of
>>
>> flexibility available for local LUG's?
>>
>> If this sounds OK, we'll also probably have to fudge the dates on
>> our
>> press releases to read 12th-19th September instead of 12th-18th
>> September.
>>
>> We're planning a full-fledged open seminar (2 identical half-day
>> sessions, morning and afternoon).  Also need some tips on how to get
>>
>> corporates into the venue without spending tons of money on
>> advertising or buying a mailing list database from an ad company.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> -- Raju (OldMonk to Kara)
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