1, 2, 3, testing

[Luke Schierer]

The persons subscribed to this list right now were those that had been  
involved in the last emails I received looking at collaborating across  
projects on protocol documentation.

imfreedom.org still redirects to pidgin.im because I don't have a  
separate webpage for it.  If someone writes up some html for it, Sean  
or I can certainly put it in place and remove the redirect.

Instant Messaging Freedom is the corporation put together to (quoting  
from the bylaws):

(a)     To endeavor to monitor and improve the quality of currently
existing publicly available software;

(b)     To foster, promote and increase access to software systems
available to the general public and promote the general right to use,
change or distribute Free and Open Source Software;

(c)     To solicit, collect and otherwise raise money and to expend
such funds in furtherance of the goals and activities of the
Corporation;

(d)     To promote the use, development, and improvement of Free and
Open Source Software; and

(e)     To solicit, receive and maintain, invest and re-invest funds
of real and personal property andto contribute its income and so much
of the principal, in and as deemed advisable, for the purposes
provided in (a) through (d) of the FIRST paragraph of the
corporation's Certificate of Incorporation.

luke


On Jan 31, 2008, at 12:44 EST, Peter Saint-Andre wrote:

> Dx wrote:
>> Does this work? Nobody posted anything since the list was created,  
>> and
>> that was more than a week ago. Where are you? Don't let this project
>> die...
>
> Speaking of which, what *is* this project? You *know* I'm all in favor
> of IM freedom, but I don't understand what the focus is here...
>
> Peter
>
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