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From: Ian Kallen <spidaman@arachna.com>
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Subject: SF User Group
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So I've been thinking about getting the ball rolling for a San Francisco
FUG going.  There's a good coffee house up the street from my office 
and I have majordomo set up on a "personal" machine I built out of
spare parts at home and threw under my desk with 2.2.1 (I'm T-1'd at 
work :) Should I just post for expressions of interest on hackers?
How've other people gotten it going?

thanks
Ian