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Linux Advocacy mini-HOWTO
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Table of Contents
Linux
Advocacy
mini−HOWTO..
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Paul
L.
Rogers,
Paul.L.Rogers@li.org.
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1.
About
this
document .
...........................................................................................................................1
2.
Copyright
Information.
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3.
Introduction.
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4.
Related
Information.
.............................................................................................................................1
5.
Advocating
Linux
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6.
Canons
of
Conduc.
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7.
User
Groups.
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8.
Vendor
Relations.
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9.
Media
Relations.
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10.
Acknowledgements.
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1.
About
this
document .
...........................................................................................................................2
2.
Copyright
Information.
.........................................................................................................................3
3.
Introduction.
..........................................................................................................................................3
4.
Related
Information.
.............................................................................................................................4
5.
Advocating
Linux
.................................................................................................................................5
6.
Canons
of
Conduc.
...............................................................................................................................6
7.
User
Groups.
.........................................................................................................................................7
8.
Vendor
Relations.
.................................................................................................................................7
9.
Media
Relations.
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10.
Acknowledgements.
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Linux Advocacy mini−HOWTO
Paul L. Rogers,
Paul.L.Rogers@li.org
v0.5c, 3 May 2000
This document provides suggestions for how the Linux community can effectively advocate the use of Linux.
1.
About
this
document
2.
Copyright
Information
3.
Introduction
4.
Related
Information
5.
Advocating
Linux
6.
Canons
of
Conduct
7.
User
Groups
8.
Vendor
Relations
Linux Advocacy mini−HOWTO
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Linux Advocacy mini−HOWTO
9.
Media
Relations
10.
Acknowledgements
1.
About
this
document
This is the Linux Advocacy mini−HOWTO and is intended to provide guidelines and ideas to assist with
your
Linux advocacy efforts.
This mini−HOWTO was inspired by Jon ``maddog'' Hall when he responded to a request for feedback on
guidelines for advocating Linux during
NetDay
activities. He responded positively to the guidelines and
observed that they were the basis of a list of ``canons of conduct'' that would benefit the Linux community.
This document is available in HTML form at
http://www.datasync.com/~rogerspl/Advocacy−HOWTO.html
.
Nat Makarevitch
<nat@nataa.fr.eu.org>
has translated this document into
French
.
Chie Nakatani
<jeanne@mbox.kyoto−inet.or.jp>
has translated this document into
Japanese
.
Janusz Batko
<janus@krakow.linux.org.pl>
has translated this document into
Polish
.
Bruno H. Collovini
<buick@microlink.com.br>
has translated this document into
Portuguese
.
Mauricio Rivera Pineda
<rmrivera@hotmail.com>
has translated this document into
Spanish
.
The author and maintainer of the Linux Advocacy mini−HOWTO is Paul L. Rogers
<Paul.L.Rogers@li.org>
.
Comments and proposed additions are welcome.
If you need to know more about the
Linux
Documentation
Project
or about Linux HOWTO's, feel free to
contact the supervisor Tim Bynum
<linux−howto@sunsite.unc.edu>
.
Tim Bynum will post this document to
several national and international newsgroups on a monthly basis.
A personal note: Due to various circumstances, I have not been able to dedicate as much time to maintaining
this mini−HOWTO and interacting with the Linux community as I would have desired. I apologize for this
and if you have attempted to contact me and I was slow in responding, please forgive me being so
inconsiderate. While I still have many other commitments, I am anticipating that they will start requiring less
time to meet and allow me to catch up on other parts of my life. I appreciate your patience and would like to
extend a special thanks to all who have taken the time to suggest additions and corrections.
9.Media Relations
2
Linux Advocacy mini−HOWTO
2.
Copyright
Information
This mini−HOWTO is Copyright © 1996−2000 by Paul L. Rogers. All rights reserved.
A verbatim copy may be reproduced or distributed in any medium physical or electronic without permission
of the author. Translations are similarly permitted without express permission if it includes a notice on who
translated it.
Short quotes may be used without prior consent by the author. Derivative work and partial distributions of the
Advocacy mini−HOWTO must be accompanied with either a verbatim copy of this file or a pointer to the
verbatim copy.
Commercial redistribution is allowed and encouraged; however, the author would like to be notified of any
such distributions.
In short, we wish to promote dissemination of this information through as many channels as possible.
However, we do wish to retain copyright on the HOWTO documents, and would like to be notified of any
plans to redistribute the HOWTOs.
We further want that
all
information provided in the HOWTOs is disseminated. If you have questions, please
contact Tim Bynum, the Linux HOWTO coordinator, at
linux−howto@sunsite.unc.edu
.
3.
Introduction
The Linux community has known for some time that for many applications, Linux is a stable, reliable, robust
(although not perfect) product. Unfortunately, there are still many people, including key decision−makers,
that are not aware of the existence of Linux and its capabilities.
If Linux and the many other components that make up a Linux distribution are to reach their full potential, it
is critical that we reach out to prospective ``customers'' and advocate (being careful not to promise too much)
the use of Linux for appropriate applications. The reason that many a company's products have done well in
the marketplace is not so much due to the product's technical superiority but the company's marketing
abilities.
If you enjoy using Linux and would like to contribute something to the Linux community, please consider
acting on one or more of the ideas in this mini−HOWTO and help others learn more about Linux.
2.Copyright Information
3
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