A Thank you to the Developers for the Free Software

I was feeling a bit un-appreciated as a Developer and I
thought of all
the other developers of Open Source (Free) Software who
relentlessly
contribute to/make Open Source (free) software.

I just wanted to take some time to officially say *Thank
You* for all
the good things which you guys/gals have made to my(/our)
benefit, of
which has either saved my skin or improved my work
efficiency.

To All of you, I say a Big Thank You for it.

Let no one tell you that you are Un-appreciated for all the
hard work
you have poured into your relevant projects.

Seriously, Thank you.


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Hear hear!

I guess this would be better suited in the -dev mailing
list, but
whatever!  The Gentoo devs rock!

Three cheers!


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ON FRIDAY 27 JULY 2007, OW MUN HENG <OW.MUN.HENGWDC.COM> WROTE 
ABOUT '[GENTOO-USER] A THANK YOU TO THE DEVELOPERS FOR THE
FREE SOFTWARE':
> I JUST WANTED TO TAKE SOME TIME TO OFFICIALLY SAY
*THANK YOU* FOR ALL
> THE GOOD THINGS WHICH YOU GUYS/GALS HAVE MADE TO
MY(/OUR) BENEFIT.

+1

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While we're on the subject...

I'd like to the free software user community.  Free software
would be
meaningless without you.  I especially appreciate the users
who have

      * Used free software.
      * Submitted bug reports, ideas, corrections, artwork,
        documentation, translations, etc.
      * Helped your fellow user and guided new users
      * Provided free marketing for free software (i.e.
spread the
        "word")
      * Challenged free software to do better
      * Assured free software developers that they were not
doing it for
        naught

And remember: every free software developer is also a free
software
user.  Thank you all for making the free software community
the
strongest, most dynamic and exciting "virtual"
community to be a part
of.

But seriously, shouldn't we be waiting until November to say
this?  
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On 7/28/07, Albert Hopkins <mardukgentoo.org> wrote:
> While we're on the subject...
>
> I'd like to the free software user community.  Free
software would be
> meaningless without you.  I especially appreciate the
users who have
>
>       * Used free software.
>       * Submitted bug reports, ideas, corrections,
artwork,
>         documentation, translations, etc.
>       * Helped your fellow user and guided new users
>       * Provided free marketing for free software (i.e.
spread the
>         "word")
>       * Challenged free software to do better
>       * Assured free software developers that they were
not doing it for
>         naught
>
> And remember: every free software developer is also a
free software
> user.  Thank you all for making the free software
community the
> strongest, most dynamic and exciting
"virtual" community to be a part
> of.
>
> But seriously, shouldn't we be waiting until November
to say this? 
> --
> Albert W. Hopkins
>
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>

s/like to the free/like to thank the free/

*hides in his bad nazi corner* ^^;

Its a big mutual thing. Devs give us good stuff to play with
for free
and we return the favour. Its one those cyclic
dependancys... except
this one doesn't suck 

Besides, ... there is not a real
'non-free-software-community' ... at
least in my opinon, and if there is, it totally sucks ;).
The rest
goes without saying when you take that into consideration.(
Ie: any
software community which fails to perform the above
suggested tasks
IMO, is a dead one )



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