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Issue #21 July 2006
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Brazil hosts the International Free Software Forum
an interview by Deborah Westmoreland
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Chris Blizzard, software engineer for Red Hat, speaks about his experience at FISL 2006, the International Free Software Forum in Brazil.
With over 4,000 attendees, FISL is one of the largest open source conferences in the world, attended by many members of the international open source community.
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