And... ...Why not?!

Of course!! Topics as suggested by Jerry Zhang (Salary/working environment, ...) is very interesting. And others topics may be "very"

interesting too.

And if some e-mail posted is not interesting for someone, that someone just not read the e-mail, and just move to trash!!!

Peace out.

Gustavo.

2013/11/13 Jerry Zhang <jerry.scofield@gmail.com>

I am interested in something like Salary/working environment/, on different Country/Area/Industry. They make more sence, coming from the front line engineer other than all kinds of officially report.š

2013/11/13 Mulyadi Santosa <mulyadi.santosa@gmail.com>
On Sat, Nov 9, 2013 at 12:38 AM, Aldo Iljazi <mail@aldo.io> wrote:
> Hello everyone. I am thinking of creating a Mailing List for our
> community but for unofficial topics. I think it would help to know each
> other and it would expand our conversation into different areas.
>
> Politics and Religion are prohibited topics. I was thinking the areas of
> discussion to be more on Science, Sports, Life, Philosophy etc.
>
> What do you think?

Hi...

Ideally, if I we still use the name "linux kernel", then it should be
something related to linux kernel, but more relaxed.

One thing to notice is that kernelnewbies is not a high traffic list
and experience shows we're not that strict when talking in
kernelnewbies, except that we have to reject non related kernel
topics.

So, I guess, off topic list might not be needed...but that's just me.

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