On Sun, 2008-11-30 at 00:39 +0530, Nagarjuna G. wrote:

On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 12:22 AM, pratapreddy pratap.fsf@gmail.com wrote:

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Dear friends,

I am referring to FSF India Board statement on recent issues..

It is quite surprising to me while going through the description to the first question-Who organized the first national conference on free software in 2007. The statement says...

<quote> ..... Based on his suggestion and his initiative, FSF India decided to organize a national convention of free software activists. Under his leadership, FSF India worked with other organizations like University of Hyderabad and Swecha to conduct the first national convention. <unquote>

A committed group of Swecha activists, academicians from Universities like JNTU, OU in-association with University of Hyderabad actively involved in the first national conference. This group is very important They should be given due credit. I think community involvement is the key factor for the success.

"A committed group of Swecha activists, academicians from Universities like JNTU, OU in-association with University of Hyderabad actively involved in the first national conference." I second this statement from Pratapreddy. Can we edit the statement?

Thank you Dr. Nagarjuna. The community will be happy if you incorporate the above statement.

Nagarjuna

I have another concern with regard to first first question. Many of us are inspired by the first national conference on free software at Hyderabad. I think the statement needs further editing.

"It is successful platform for sharing knowledge as well as experiences among free software community. The conference paved the way for the free software community to expand in India."

In any event success is to be projected reflecting the relality. Please focuss this direction also.

pratap.