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Hi

I came across the Open Source group  a moment ago. 
http://www.opensource.org
Eric Raymond (The Cathedral and the Bazar) has set it up within
the last week.

Seems to interesting; can FreeBSD use/learn/add anything to/from 
this?

Duncan


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