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From: "Charlie Schloemer" <charlie@infoworks.net>
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	Anthony Chavez <magus@magus.users.xmission.com>
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On 16 Sep 00, at 13:38, Anthony Chavez wrote:

> Looks like RWS is going to be in town (Logan, UT) next Tuesday,
> advocating GNU/Linux and autographing.  I'm half-tempted to go wearing
> one of my many BSD t-shirts and ask him to autograph my copy of
> McKusick's book.  Unfortunately, I don't have the balls. :-)

> Anyone got any good ~serious~ questions that I could ask him, or ways to
> advocate BSD in a ~positive~light~ in such a situation?  I don't want to
> piss on his presentation, but I would like to at least get people
> interested in BSD as an alternative.

RMS isn't going to let you use his platform for promoting *BSD, I 
think, and you may find he meets your attempt with an unpleasant 
answer before a captive audience.

-Charlie


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