Hi all, I've had a few people ask about the event** coming up this Saturday. Information regarding the schedule, location, and speakers can be found at: http://groups.fsf.org/wiki/Boston_Software_Freedom_Day I was curious to see how many people are interested in attending this. If we can get a handful (or more), it might be nice to meet prior to the event and travel together. We would be meeting somewhere central at around 10:00AM, hopefully arriving at the event around 10:30AM in time for the first talk. We would be taking the T. Please send me an email letting me know if you're thinking of attending so that I can get an idea of whether a group trip would be a better idea than finding our ways individually. I think it would be nice for the BU LUG to mobilize in support of the FSF's mission, and since they're local to Boston, it's not too difficult for us to make the effort. Once I get some RSVPs, I'll send out a final email declaring the meeting place and additional details. Hope to hear from you, Ryan **: This is, of course, the Free Software Foundation's Free Software Day. Invitations are extended to anybody who is curious about or interested in technology, Linux, the GNU projects, open source software, and the rights of devs and users of software. These events are held around the world, and since FSF is a Boston-based organization, it is only right that one event takes place in town. _________ BU LUG: http://lug.bu.edu. To unsubscribe, email bulug-list-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'unsubscribe' in the subject field.