Linux World / Network World 2006

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> > > PS: One possibility for error here is in a potential wording
> > > misinterpretation. William stated that plumcom demanded "no demoing of
> > > TLUG members' work or business" at a free booth. The word "work" could
> > > be interpreted as commercial effort OR it could mean any kind of work
> > > including an open source project. I agree with the restriction on
> > > commercial use, but I don't think that Plum would object to the
> > > showing of LUG-endorsed members' open source projects. That ambiguity
> > > can be corrected with a simple wording change that I'm sure the Coles
> > > could agree to.
> >
> > Exact wording is
> >     "Individual members may not promote their own work or business."

woops, missed a section.

It's 6 months away.  Why not just ask them there interpretation?

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