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+   <H1>[Mageia-discuss] UK user community?</H1>
+    <B>Olivier M&#233;jean</B> 
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+       TITLE="[Mageia-discuss] UK user community?">omejean at yahoo.fr
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+    <I>Mon Sep 20 12:17:51 CEST 2010</I>
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+<PRE>James Kerr a &#233;crit
+&gt;<i> On Monday 20 September 2010 Margot wrote:
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+</I>&gt;<i> It seems to me that geographically based user groups serve little
+</I>&gt;<i> purpose. In contrast to language based user groups which clearly are
+</I>&gt;<i> needed, as evidenced by the success of Blogdrake and others.
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+I disagree.
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+You are right about the language when it is needed such as translation. 
+Wherever you come does not matter when doing a translation and 
+internationalisation.
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+You are wrong about little purpose of geographically based users since those 
+groups are direct relays on the ground. For example, how would you do an 
+install party in Britain without a local group there ? You would do not 
+&lt;master yoda mode :-) &gt;
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+Olivier
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