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Through a new member’s eyes It is great to see so many people engaged with the advocacy and evolution of a technology, to the point of donating work hours, long travels, giving their knowledge away and even economic contributions to the cause; convinced that it is something that is completely worth it. Coming from not-so-distant past immersed in other technologies (Microsoft, .Net, etc.) it still amazes me what can be accomplished by a community with no hierarchies, official titles nor companies supporting it.
And there’s also the human aspect, the one-on-one interaction. What you share during the most informal moments, like the barbecue, or going out on Saturday is priceless. Conversations and discussions with people that, besides being professionals, are real people. Those that have no problem in sharing the solution to an issue, knowledge, and advice as well as jokes, good spirit and a beer here and there ;) (though I didn’t drink, I still find it cool LOL). —fisadev
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