Linked by Henrik Nilsen Omma on Tue 9th Mar 2004 05:48 UTC
You, the reader, are hereby invited to participate in a celebration of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) on August 28th this year. On that day we will stage public events to inform the general public about the virtues of FOSS. We invite you to form local teams and set up tables in town centers, shopping malls, or wherever there are likely to be lots of people on a Saturday.
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-stop using stupid acronyms like foss, floss, gnu/linux when adressing non-technical public.
-stop ranting about microsoft, in fact don't even mention them.
-stop talking about hackers.
-have a litle bit of marketing sence when adressing the public and try to look good: wear a suit and tie and drop the Che Guevara look (it really doesn't look good)
-get more women involved in open software projects, there's hardly any today.
-do not under any cirsumstance make any political comments.