[GLLUG] Re: Commerical Presentations

[Chick Tower]

I think that any presentation at a GLLUG meeting should have something to do 
with open source projects, whether it be about Linux or the BSDs in general, 
a specific distro, application or development software, or even hardware, if 
any comes about.  Even such broad subjects such as how to do something, like 
code Web sites or use databases or play music, are fine with me, as long as 
it can be done with open source software.  If commercial entities want to 
make presentations under these guidelines, I say let them.  My only concern 
would be having too many of them, but I don't think we'll have that problem.  
I guess four to six times a year would be my maximum tolerance.

                                         Chick Tower

> Date: Wed, 15 Dec 2004 23:41:19 -0500
> From: asenchi at asenchi.com
> Subject: [GLLUG] Commerical Presentations
> To: GLLUG Group <linux-user at egr.msu.edu>
>       What do you all, the GLLUG community, think of allowing commerical
>       presentations.  For those who don't quite get my question, how would
>       you feel if IBM came and gave a sales presentation on blade servers?