What's Next ...(cont'd)

[Scott Shields]

On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 3:30 PM, Afan Pasalic <afan at afan.net> wrote:

>  This is what I got from Matthew
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> Hi, at the moment my free time is not great but I do know some tips about
> dealing with locos. I've joined the mailing list.
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> Canonical used to give free web-hosting to teams that needed it. The domain
> would be something like iowa.ubuntu-us.org and probably based on Drupal.
> However, the first thing to do is use the wiki (which you are).
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> The Ubuntu Forums also provides a free forum to loco teams.
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> Afan
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> Afan Pasalic wrote:
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> I just emailed him to join us. He's part of the Ubuntu team, as far as I
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> Afan
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> Afan Pasalic wrote:
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> I think I know the guy who's the best to ask.
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> Afan
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> Allen Dye wrote:
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>  I'll start a new, similar topic (dunno when its kosher to trim extra
> comments, but I'm getting lost in the original one).
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> Does Canonical/Ubuntu have sites available, or do we need to find a
> provider?
> ... Allen ...
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That is correct. I recently discovered this too. The US LoCo website is
ubuntu-us.org and each state may get it's own sub-domain. I am not sure if
they actually host websites or if they just configure sub-domains for LoCo
teams. Paul, our mentor, would know more about this.
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