Ted Roche wrote:
> Bill McGonigle wrote:
>> Anybody else get this?
>>
>> -Bill
>>
>
> I did not. I was a Bug member at one point, assisting with the FoxPro
> User Group and helping with the Windows Group while I was working at
> U.S. Datacenters in 2000-2001.
>
> I had tried to get in touch with
Bill McGonigle wrote:
> Anybody else get this?
>
> -Bill
>
I did not. I was a Bug member at one point, assisting with the FoxPro
User Group and helping with the Windows Group while I was working at
U.S. Datacenters in 2000-2001.
I had tried to get in touch with various "leaders" following the D
BUG has been around for a while. I remember it from my short stint as
GNHLUG leader. I think it even goes back to the days of NNEUUG.
It was supposed to be an organization which could help User Groups
coordinate activities (like inter-group meetings and events), but I
don't think it went anywhere.
Nope. Looks like a hybrid between:
* Microsoft's idea of "community", SharePoint and all; and
* those websites you get when you misspell a URL in Google (e.g.
http://vnn.com/).
I'd just ignore this group of self appointed leaders who can't seem to
grasp English grammar.
As for advertising value-
Anybody else get this?
-Bill
Original Message
Subject:First General letter to All Leaders Affiliated to Boston User
Groups
Date: Mon, 05 Jan 2009 19:26:43 GMT
From: Ronald Thibeau
To:
Hello User Group Leaders,
Boston User Groups called BUG, an umbrella orga
