Re: WANTED: Linux Knowledge Base Org. Developers (fwd)

[Chris DiBona <chris@varesearch.com>]

Great! I'm glad you're moving forward!

 Chris

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Director of Linux Marketing - VA Research Inc.       http://www.varesearch.com
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On Wed, 30 Jun 1999, Aaron Turner wrote:

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> Hi Chris,
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> I know you'll see this on LWN, LinuxToday, or FM, but I figured you'd like
> a copy before the rest of the world sees it.  If you'd like to forward it
> to any other news related site, by all means feel free.
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> Regards,
> Aaron
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> Currently there is an enormous amount of useful information about Linux on
> the Internet.  But, often it seems that it takes the patience of a saint
> to actually find what you're looking for.  Even worse, there is a lot of
> inaccurate and out of date documentation which makes finding the answer
> you need all the more difficult.
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> To solve this problem, the Linux Knowledge Base Organization
> (http://www.linuxkb.org/) has been quietly working for the past eight
> months to develop the most advanced information repository and retrieval
> system for Linux related documentation.  We are currently a six person
> team dedicated to filling the documentation gap that currently exists with
> Linux and the programs that run on it.
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> The Linux Knowledge Base Project is a volunteer effort which is 100%
> sponsor supported (ie. no ad banners) and licensed in the spirit of open
> source.  Content can be copied, modified, and re-distributed by others
> free of charge.
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> Currently, we are seeking additional qualified volunteers who wish to give
> back to the Linux community and who share our goal of creating the most
> advanced search, indexing, authoring, and management engine for Linux
> related documentation.
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> To find out more what the Linux Knowledge Base Organization is about and
> how you can help, please visit:
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> http://www.linuxkb.org/
> 
> Regards,
> Aaron Turner <aturner@linuxkb.org>
> LinuxKBO Core Developer
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