Re: Re: Core members

On Thu, Jan 30, 2003 at 06:21:54PM +0100, Josef El-Rayes <[email protected]> wrote:
> we need to select people by their qualifications and by their past efforts, not by their message count in the mailinglist. 90% of the messages that have been posted do not contain any new information. it was mainly going round a circle.

I agree.  ~If~ such people are available.

I guess this means I should supply my own background information.

I currently reside in Logan, Utah, about 100 miles north of Salt Lake
City.  I will be relocating to Ogden in May.  Married to Traci, 0 kids,
1 cat.

Been involved with computers since about 1981.  Started with an Atari
800, and eventually worked my way up to a $2500 486/33 around 1992.

Been a Unix user since about 1989.  FreeBSD user since 1995.  OpenBSD
user since about 1998.  Interested in NetBSD since 386BSD, but still
haven't gotten around to playing with it. ;-)

BS, Computer Science (Weber State University), 2000, with honors.

I've advocated BSD since my first exposure, but only had one trade show
experience thus far.  Presented "Securing Your Network with OpenBSD" and
helped with the Daemon News booth.

Founder of GUBUG (Greater Utah BSD User Group), which has been held in
concert with SLLUG (Salt Lake Linux Users Group) for about a year now.

> the only person that showed good work is stacy who did the send pr which i found good work.

Why don't we wait a while and give people a chance to actually do things
before we start making judgments?

> has anyone of the rest (incl. me) done any public relations work?

(see above)

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Anthony Chavez                                               Daemon News
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