[Ubuntu-be] Ubuntu-be.org spreads Ubuntu love at VLOD education conference

[François Cauwe]

Hello all,
What I want to do first with the address we collected at the vlod fair
is sending a mail with usefull links and usefull information to
workshops and things like that.
I think you should send education people with education specific things,
and not send them to much mails they don't read anymore after a while.
François Cauwe


On zo, 2007-03-11 at 17:30 +0100, Jens Timmerman wrote:
> On 3/11/07, Michel Daggelinckx <03taxi at gmail.com> wrote:
>         
>         >
>         >
>         > In total we distributed more than 700 CD's and collected
>         more than 300
>         > names and email addresses from interested people.
>         >
>         Maybe its time to start a (monthly) newsletter to keep these
>         keyplayers 
>         informed about what goes on in Ubuntuland.
>         We can't afford to miss this oportunitie since people tend to
>         stay with
>         things they know.
>         Once we create Ubuntu knowledge trough schools we will get
>         more interest 
>         from general business because the skills are available.
>         
>         Just my $0.02
>         
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> ubuntu-nl is starting a monthly 'magazine' (published on the Internet,
> not on paper) 
> 
> I don't know what's happening whit the e-mail addresses we collect
> now,
> but we might send them a copy of this magazine..
> (ofc. it is licenced in a way to allow this)
> 
> Yes this would only be in Dutch, but I think it might be more easy to
> just translate (some parts of) it
> then making a brand new newsletter/magazine...
> 
> they opted in to receive some info, so, why not?
> 
> Just my $0.02
> 
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