ere, as much as you can, once it goes live! We
>> need people to read this :D
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Jos
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through the ambassador
program. I believe the "legal" implication is mostly a personal link
to the English language. In essence, the problem is not with the word
but with a personal understanding of the word. When I first heard the
word "advocate" the first thought that came to me was "good!because
ambassador does not really fit the role of promoting openSUSE."
If you think about it the word "advocate" is a more philosophically
linked word to the idea of defense or apologetics. Most of the times,
in English, when referring to a professional who does advocacy is
"lawyer." Lawyer is the most common word used to describe those who
practice legal advocacy.
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