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To: marcus@ira.uka.de Subject: [LT Infomail#2] Accounts, Descriptions, Booth Size - Squeak From: Martin Schulze joey@linuxtag.org Date: Tue, 7 May 2002 15:51:27 +0200 (CEST)

http://www.infodrom.org/Debian/events/LinuxTag2002/infomail-2.html [ available in a couple of hours ]

1. Accounts for all Admins

After I sent this mail, I will create an account with a randomized password within the maintenance software for all people who I have marked as admin for a project. You may change your password inside of the system. Everybody who has an email address and is a member of a project may have an account. Please ask your main organizer for it. You are able to view other projects as well, but can't alter their data - hopefully.

In that system you may alter your personal settings and share information about your plans for LinuxTag (denoted as ``Comments''). The project admin may also alter general information about the project.

2. URGENT Request for Project Descriptions

I'm quite pissed! Only three projects sent me a description of the project yet. Since I need to create a list of projects, with descriptions, with URLs and with logos on Wednesday, this is an URGENT request to alter the project information so I can provide proper information to the editors of the exhibition journal. Please submit about 400 characters per description, if you haven't already. If possible, write in German.

Projects which don't have a proper description by Wednesday evening will be marked as dead and will have to add good reasons why they were unable to fulfil such a simple task but believe they could run a booth. I'm sorry to be rude here, but you are leaving me alone here. I don't need that. I'd rather spend my precious time with the projects who work as hard and are helpful with the information I require for management.

3. Posters

We need your help with regard to advertising.

This mainly affects those of you who are from Germany or other European countries. In order to make LinuxTag a successful event we need visitors as well. If you know some places where you would like to place LinuxTag posters (A0 size) and Flyers (DIN lon or something), please drop me your physical address and the number of posters and flyers you need, and I'll get them mailed to you. Public places, libraries, book stores, universities etc. would be good.

I'm offering a bonus to everybody who distributes five posters or more: Get a Goodie-package from me at LinuxTag (will consist of pins, cds, a poster for 2002 and 2003 and maybe more).

Best regards,

Joey

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