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Re: [tdf-discuss] [SC] How to define "Membership" within TDF?

2010/10/19 André Schnabel <andre.schnabel@gmx.net>:

> this just moves the problem from defining a "TDF-member" to the problem of

Here is a sarcastic definition of member :

A member of DF is someone who is not working for some big
unenlightened company (SBUC), because the act of joining that would
get you fired by said SBUC.

mike

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