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<article>
<title>Linux User Group HOWTO
<author><url name="Rick Moen" url="mailto:rick@linuxmafia.com"></author>
<date>v1.6.9, 2003-10-10
<author><url name="Rick Moen" url="mailto:%20rick@linuxmafia.com%20"></author>
<date>v1.7.0, 2003-10-14
<abstract>
The Linux User Group HOWTO is a guide to founding, maintaining, and
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In general, LUG members are especially delighted to help, on a volunteer basis, members
who seem likely to participate in the Linux "gift culture" by picking up its body of lore
and, in turn, perpetuate it by teaching others in their turn. Certainly, there's nothing
and, in turn, perpetuating it by teaching others in their turn. Certainly, there's nothing
wrong with having other priorities and values, but such folk may in some cases be best
referred to paid assistance, as a better fit for their needs.
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<p>
Finally, LUGs may also support the Linux movement by soliciting and
organising charitable giving. <url name="Chris Browne"
url="mailto:cbbrowne@cbbrowne.com"> has thought about this issue as much as
url="mailto:%20cbbrowne@cbbrowne.com%20"> has thought about this issue as much as
anyone I know, and he contributes the following:
<sect3>Chris Browne on free software / open source philanthropy
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<tag>GLUE:</tag> Groups of Linux Users Everywhere is a user group
coordination and support program started by SSC, the same people who
publish <it>Linux Journal</it>. The <url name="GLUE program"
url="http://www.ssc.com:8080/glue/groups/"> is an inexpensive way
for a LUG to provide some benefits to its membership.
url="http://www.ssc.com:8080/glue/groups/"> offers substantial
benefits to your LUG membership, and can be joined free of
charge at <url name="http://www.ssc.com:8080/glue/free_listing"
url="http://www.ssc.com:8080/glue/free_listing">.
<tag>Cleveland Linux User's Group:</tag> Own the Internet domain
<tt>lug.net</tt>. They will provide your LUG an Internet domain name
at <tt>lug.net</tt>: your-LUG-name-or-city.<tt>lug.net</tt>. More
information may be found by e-mailing <htmlurl name="Jeff
Garvas" url="mailto:jeff@cia.net">.
Garvas" url="mailto:%20jeff@cia.net%20">.
<tag>Red Hat, Inc.'s User Group Program:</tag> Assists LUGs to
<tag>Red Hat, Inc.'s User Group Program:</tag> Assists LUGs to
develop and grow. More information may be found at <url
url="http://www.redhat.com/apps/community/LUG/" name="Red Hat Web
site">.
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<sect2>Canada
<p>
Thanks to <htmlurl name="Chris Browne" url="mailto:cbbrowne@cbbrowne.com">
Thanks to <htmlurl name="Chris Browne" url="mailto:%20cbbrowne@cbbrowne.com%20">
for the following comments about the Canadian situation.
<p>
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<sect1>Software politics
<p>
<url name="Chris Browne" url="mailto:cbbrowne@cbbrowne.com"> has the
<url name="Chris Browne" url="mailto:%20cbbrowne@cbbrowne.com%20"> has the
following to say about the kinds of intra-LUG political dynamics that
often crop up (lightly edited and expanded by the HOWTO maintainer):
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<p>
I welcome questions about and feedback on this document. Please send
them to me at <htmlurl name="rick@linuxmafia.com"
url="mailto:rick@linuxmafia.com">. <it>I am especially interested in
url="mailto:%20rick@linuxmafia.com%20">. <it>I am especially interested in
hearing from LUG leaders around the world</it>. I'd like to include
real-life examples of things described here. I'm particularly trying to
include more on LUGs outside the USA. Please let me know of
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Linux news outlets; parts of sections concerning consultants, businesses,
and elections.</item>
<item>1.6.9: Minor corrections.</item>
<item>1.7.0: Caught up with GLUE membership having become free
of charge.</item>
</itemize>
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over and renovate his creation starting in 2003.
Warn regards and thanks to <url name="Chris Browne"
url="mailto:cbbrowne@cbbrowne.com"> for describing the situation with
url="mailto:%20cbbrowne@cbbrowne.com%20"> for describing the situation with
non-profit and charitable groups in Canada, his thoughts on financial
donations as a way to participate in Linux and the free software and
open-source software movements, and his ideas about the kinds of
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suggestions:
<itemize>
<item>Hugo van der Kooij</item>
<item>Greg Hankins</item>
<item>Charles Lindahl</item>
<item>Jeff Garvas</item>
<item>James Hertzler</item>
<item>Greg Hankins</item>
<item>Thomas Kappler</item>
<item>Hugo van der Kooij</item>
<item>Charles Lindahl</item>
<item>Don Marti</item>
</itemize>