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On 10 Feb 2000, Kevin Falcone wrote:
>The message was grabbed up and re-posted to plug-announce by someone,
>and that made it appear a second time.
Cast blame over here. Though it wasn't strictly Plug-related, I posted
it to the Plug-Announce list for the same reasons (I presume) that you
posted it here.
>As for the topic, ESR only really gives one talk, based heavily on his
>three papers. He gave a talk based on "The Cathedral and the Bazaar"
>and "Homesteading the Noosphere" to the Engineering school. He then
>spoke based on his "Magic Cauldron" paper (economics and business
>models of open source companies) and some advocacy to students in the
>Wharton school.
I went there for the first talk, and I thought it was quite good. (I've
never heard him speak before.) I would've gone on to the second talk,
but I needed to get a little more rest before work this evening. How
was the second one?
Bill
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