Are you a Rotarian - let's bring Linux to Rotary

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Rotary International have different Action Groups and Fellowships.
I think we could use a Rotarian Linux Users group.

I think it could be good for Rotary people and good for Linux.


EVERYBODY can help and is welcome to bring ideas and comment about Linux/Ubuntu from a humanitarian point of view to: http://rolius.wordpress.com

Here you also can read an article from The Rotarian about "Computer users find alternatives to high-priced commercial software".

Yes - there is plenty of social and humanitarian angles to Linux (maybe the Ubuntu idea especially)

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What is a "rotarian".

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What is a "rotarian".

Sorry - I should have written that.

a "Rotarian" is a member of Rotary International (rotary.org)

[koenn]

a "Rotarian" is a member of Rotary International (rotary.org)

do all of them have a god complex ?



I think it could be good for Rotary people and god for Linux.

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do all of them have a god complex ?


:) maybe some

Thank you for correcting

[norm7446]

Sorry I'm not a Rotarian. But I am a Freemason. Which is one of the largest giver's to charity in the world as a single organisation. So I can see where you are coming from.

Have you tried starting up a Ubuntu social group.

http://ubuntuforums.org/group.php

[juancarlospaco]

You need to rotate...?

[realzippy]

Bill & Melinda (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tH1vPTVGHOk) will be not amused....

[norm7446]

Sorry. But did he have to wear that baseball cap.

[realzippy]

baseball cap?
it's his "rotary hat".

Did they have to play that music?

[fatality_uk]

...I am a Freemason...

*Cough*


http://cache.heraldinteractive.com/blogs/sports/rap_sheet/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/simpsons_handshake.jpg

Sorry couldn't resist :)

I was thinking about free masonry few months back and wondering about what they do and learning more.

[Random_Dude]

Sorry I'm not a Rotarian. But I am a Freemason. Which is one of the largest giver's to charity in the world as a single organisation. So I can see where you are coming from.

Have you tried starting up a Ubuntu social group.

http://ubuntuforums.org/group.php

Aren't the Freemasons usually more discrete?
I don't know any, but I thought that they had that reputation.

Cheers :cool:

[earthpigg]

I was thinking about free masonry few months back and wondering about what they do and learning more.

They overthrow the existing Aristocracy and replace it with themselves and their supporters (http://www.rapidnet.com/~jbeard/bdm/Psychology/mashist.htm).


Aren't the Freemasons usually more discrete?
I don't know any, but I thought that they had that reputation.

They generally are in business settings, to avoid accusations of nepotism. Speaking from one experience I had in the military, it was a bit awkward when it came to light that the guy formally in charge was outranked Masonically by his favored subordinate.

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Sorry I'm not a Rotarian. But I am a Freemason. Which is one of the largest giver's to charity in the world as a single organisation. So I can see where you are coming from.

Have you tried starting up a Ubuntu social group.

http://ubuntuforums.org/group.php



Good idea - thanks