[HacktionLab] Do you need a hand with your book?

[Mike Harris]

Hi John,

Thanks for your offer.  We're pretty much complete with content and each
chapter article is about 600 words, so a 6000 word article is way out of
the scope of this booklet.  It's a booklet rather than a book.

Thanks for the ammends suggestions, if you spot something broken and
think you can fix it, perhaps consider creating a Booki account yourself
and diving in and making the ammend?

Bests,

Mike.

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Mike Harris
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On 13/04/2010 01:10, John Hodge wrote:
> I sent this before, but don't know if you got it because the subject
> line may have caused it to be deleted.
>
> Hi Mike
> Re '[HacktionLab] Today's book sprint: getting involved remotely'
> I am on the Hacktion Lab list, but I'm not involved in any of the
> activities and can't remember ever emailing it but...
>
> I'm noticing this book project. Do you need any help with it? I
> co-edited/produced/laid-out five SchNEWS books.
>
> Also I have recently interviewed Richard Stallman by email and about
> to publish the article on SchNEWS - it covers copyleft, p2p, plus
> other topics around gnu/linux, copyright, his type of activism and
> more. It's a 6000 word text. If you wanted to use any of it in your
> book - then why not?
>
> Also - in the 'Free As In Freedom' bit, neither weblink works. And
> after all the emails with RMS lately, I know the one or two places
> that he'd start splitting hairs if he saw that text. I could let you
> know what they were.
>
> If you think the rest of the group might be interested in any of that,
> get back to me and I'll do a posting to the list about it (I wouldn't
> want to be seen to barge into a project, particularly at a late stage).
>
> Thanks
> John H
>