[Plib-users] [Fwd: [FGFS-Devel] DON'T PANIC ?]

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Hello PLIB developers!

Perhaps you do know that FGFS (which uses PLIB) has a booth at the San
Jose Linux World Expo.

We need desperately people who can help a bit at the booth. Wouldn't
this be a good chance to show to the world what PLIB is capable of?

So could you please mail Alex (ale...@qm...) if you are interested
in helping a bit - at least for a short time (I understood that you get
free entry).

I'm sure that you can help, even when you aren't *the* FGFS
hardcore-user.

The original message is attached.

CU,
Christian

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [FGFS-Devel] DON'T PANIC ?
Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2000 14:13:46 -0700
From: Alex Perry <ale...@qm...>
Reply-To: fgf...@fl...
To: "'fgf...@fl...'" <fgf...@fl...>
CC: "'cu...@fl...'" <cu...@fl...>

The GOOD NEWS is that we have a booth
at the San Jose Linux World Expo.

The BAD NEWS is that we have the _best_
location of _any_ of the non-profit 
organizations.  Our location is much
better than Debian, or FSF, or LDP, etc...

(1) We desperately need people to man the booth.
Expo show hours are 10am-6pm Tue and Wed,
and 10am-2pm Thu this week.  If you know
anybody who might be able to make it,
please LET THEM KNOW ABOUT THIS.
They need to send me e-mail, so I can
create badges (if they don't have them).

(2) We have a 10 ft wide by 8 ft high
rear wall, which is currently mostly empty.
There is also a side wall of similar area.
All I have, so far, is four color pictures
in "letter" (approx A4) size and a copy
of the handout in double that size.

I also have about a thousand business card
size reminders that people can take away.
Note that this covers 5% of attendees, max.

They expect about 20,000 people to attend.
Based on the show map, I expect about a
quarter of them to walk though the door
which faces directly into our booth.

*** HELP!

Alex.


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