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RE: [PLUG] Political/Technical Job Postings question
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Hmmm very interesting... ya know I found a guy when the whole SCO thing
broke loose trying to bring polotics into it. I have to say my job is my
job. I want to let everyone know about linux and politics has no place. I am
a hard worker trying to do the best that I can for my clients, that is what
I am hired to do. Blind crippled crazy right or left wing. I am their
confidant to technology.
I think politics has no place here.
You have your belief and I respect that however I think (strictly from my
prospective) you are limiting your influence, it takes a team to win a game.
If you can be a leader of that team go do your part, influence what you can
but do your job.
Keep your faith they cannot tak it but you can influence theirs.
~ED
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From: plug-admin@lists.phillylinux.org
[mailto:plug-admin@lists.phillylinux.org] On Behalf Of Arthur S. Alexion
Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004 8:12 PM
To: Philly Linux Users Group
Subject: [PLUG] Political/Technical Job Postings question
I occasionally get job postings -- usually involving some web site
design and maintenance -- some of which are beyond my current
capabilities. These posting are generally for liberal political
non-profits (527s). Due to their political nature, I am reluctant to
repost them to this apolitical* list unless there is some consensus that
I should.
*I believe the '60s adage that everything is political. This list
advocates the politics of the Free/Open Source Software movement.
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