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To: Nik Clayton <nik@freebsd.org>
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> You've pretty much described www.freebsdrocks.com.

Almost.  What I see advocacy.freebsd.org being, however, is something
just a bit more "official" in that it tries to archive things like
advocacy guides, canned presentations, promotional imagery and other
advocacy resources, one significant one being a "news" service.  It's
the news pages and dynamic advocacy guide material which I figure will
require the intervention of a database to make more easily manageable
than CVS and shell accounts would be.

- Jordan


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