On Tuesday 02 July 2002 09:14 pm, Curtis Zinzilieta wrote:
> A far worse result would be to turn out in numbers, largely unorganized,
> and appear before them speaking like religious zealots.
>
> Numbers are important, yes, but more important will be the ability to
> calmly and rationally present our points and viable alternatives.
> Alternatives that can actually be implemented in a reasonable timeframe
> and can be expected to work.  I believe it's impossible to expect the
> county to turn over every desktop and server in a very few days, for
> instance, regardless of standing laws or statutes.
>
> Again, clear and concise points, well presented, with backup, are what
> will be needed here.  Speaking off the cuff, without prior thought or
> consideration, is not likely to make many points.
>
> -Curtis

Thanks, Curtis you said it much better than I did.

One outcome of this might be to set up a demo machine for them so that they 
can try Linux for real world, every day use.

- Dennis