MySpace Group for Fedora Users and Contributors

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MySpace...a pointless place that is so popular that half the time the
website won't even load or gives a "Too busy" error message (and it
currently is not loading for me)...nice idea though :-)

On 5/1/06, Patrick W. Barnes <nman64 at n-man.com> wrote:
>
> I know that many of our users, particularly in our younger user base, are
> members of the MySpace community.  There have been a couple of attempts at
> forming groups in support of Fedora, but they have not been
> well-maintained.
> As such, I have formed a new group on MySpace in support of Fedora.
>
> http://groups.myspace.com/fedoraproject
>
> Note that this group is not officially endorsed by the Fedora Project, but
> as
> a strong Fedora Project contributor, I am prepared to maintain it and see
> that it lives up to the standards that are highly regarded in the Fedora
> Community.
>
> MySpace has been the focus of some controversy due to the way that some
> young
> people use it.  I believe that one important aspect of such massive social
> networking services is providing positive venues to outweigh the
> potentially
> negative materials.  I hope that this group can be one small part of that.
>
> If you are a Fedora user or contributor and a MySpace member, please
> consider
> signing up for this new group and showing your support for the Fedora
> Project
> while interacting with one segment of our community at the same time.
>
> You might also be interested in our Frappr group, which shows where
> Fedora's
> users and contributors are scattered throughout the world.
>
> http://www.frappr.com/fedora
>
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