Hey,
I was wondering,
How many people from hamakor are from jerusalem area and south?
Is it just me who feels Hamakor completly ignores those areas?
Why is it the default to do all those Hamakor meeting in tel aviv? Not to
mention every other country wide activity?
Are the people who orginize them
E L wrote:
> Hey,
> I was wondering,
> How many people from hamakor are from jerusalem area and south?
> Is it just me who feels Hamakor completly ignores those areas?
> Why is it the default to do all those Hamakor meeting in tel aviv? Not
> to mention every other country wide activity?
> Are the
Usually when people are looking for place to make a convention I offered to
check out if they can do it in huji.
Usually the answer is that they are not interested in something outside the
TA area.
I don't know about Haifa, but maybe it will be nice to try to make it in
Jerusalem once to see how m
You can try Huji. In Linux Jerusalem Club, we host meetings there. But
the main problem there is I am not sure where one can host a meeting of
that scale inside the Hebrew University. And I personally can't arrange
such a thing.
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Usually when people are looking for plac
Yes he can,
and yes we do have connections in huji with a good chance of finding
suitable place, as we did for various JLC activities.
Ely
On 12/13/06, Guy Sheffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You can try Huji. In Linux Jerusalem Club, we host meetings there. But
the main problem there is I am n
Hey,
Talking about hamakor membership reminded me of something I wanted to offer
a while ago but forgot.
There are various people working on promoting opensource in israel. I think
we should have some procedure of offering
this kind of people membership of honour (either as yedidim or as full
memb
On Wednesday 13 December 2006 19:13, E L wrote:
> Usually when people are looking for place to make a convention I offered to
> check out if they can do it in huji.
> Usually the answer is that they are not interested in something outside the
> TA area.
> I don't know about Haifa, but maybe it will
On Wed, Dec 13, 2006, E L wrote about "a strange idea":
> There are various people working on promoting opensource in israel. I think
> we should have some procedure of offering
> this kind of people membership of honour (either as yedidim or as full
> membership) which means they get to be members
oh, great:)
Yea, I was thinking about ap but I forgot they got membership:)
So how about extending the idea to larger amount of people?
Maybe some chaver knessest will be interested?:)
Ely
On 12/13/06, Nadav Har'El <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wed, Dec 13, 2006, E L wrote about "a strange idea
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