[NTLUG:Discuss] NTLUG -- Maximum Linux
Christopher Browne
cbbrowne at hex.net
Sat Jul 1 16:23:01 CDT 2000
On Thu, 29 Jun 2000 20:53:03 CST, the world broke into rejoicing as
greenglow484 at juno.com said:
> A couple of months ago, Jaime Villela had the good idea to get NTLUG
> listed, in the LUG listing of Maximum Linux magazine. After taking it up
> with the NTLUG leadership, a notice was sent to that magazine. When it
> was sent, some folks were wondering if the mag. would use all of the
> write-up; it was a little lengthy.
>
> Well, it looks like they used it. On the way home this evening, I saw
> the new issue at Border's Books. On their LUG page, they featured NTLUG
> as their "LUG of the Month". They gave NTLUG our own nice-looking box
> in the lower right corner of the page; I quickly looked at it, but it
> looks like they gave us a nice treatment, describing how much NTLUG has
> grown; links to our site; etc. Seemed like a pretty nice review.
Many thanks for _YOUR_ involvement in this; what went in came from
your initiative. I saw it; reasonably decent coverage.
> What's missing? Looking at their website tonight, they_still_don't have
> NTLUG listed in their LUG webpage list (I asked them to include us),
> although: (1.) they do have several links to other LUG lists (which,
> hopefully, NTLUG is on), and (2.) they have a link to the LUG how-to
> which our President, Kendall Clark, wrote and maintains. I hope we might
> pick up a few new local members from the hard-copy mag list, and some
> more subscribers to NTLUG Discuss. Best to all.
Obviously they're not the _most_ clued folk around; there's certainly
_enough_ links around for people to find us one way or another. We could
wish for better, but I'm not sure there's too much hope of that. They
did give us a "moment of glory," which is about as much as we can hope
for.
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