[KLUG Members] Linux in the Kalamazoo Country Government

[Robert G. Brown]

KLUG is specifically prohibited from lobbying, or involving itself in the 
politccal process, as an organization.

However, this does not stop....

    - Individual (KLUG members) from speaking to candidates or elected 
      officials.
    - KLUG from conducting "educational" sessions for any of the above.
    - KLUG providing orientation and other services for people who wish to 
      perform either of the above.

There's plenty of room for action and activity here, and it's just as clear 
that many of the people standing for office have no idea what to think about 
these things. We can educate them, I'm sure of it.

							Regards,
							---> RGB <---
On Mon, 02 Aug 2004 14:00:47 -0400, "Michael Lueck" wrote:

>On Mon, 02 Aug 2004 13:25:12 -0400, Adam Tauno WIlliams wrote:
>
>>For anything like this to happen KLUG needs a huge up-surge in
>>volunteerism. 
>
>Clarification... I didn't so much intend KLUG would do the implementation, more
>that we could try to educate our elected officials. Lobby group so to speak.
>Research other .gov implementation successes and present them a list of similar
>successes, make introductions where we could, etc...
>
>And I'll volunteer to assist with that much! ;-)
>
>Michael Lueck
>Lueck Data Systems
>http://www.lueckdatasystems.com/
>
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