Asian Open Source Centre : Community web pages launched (fwd)

From: Frederick Noronha (FN) (fred_at_bytesforall.org)
Date: 12/05/03

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    The Asian Open Source Centre (http://www.asiaosc.org)
    is pleased to announce that we now offer free web
    space to non-profit community open source projects in Asia.

    The aim of the new service is to make it easier for members
    of the community to create web sites to host their own open
    source projects or other open source related information.

    Some possible uses:

    *host a personal 'open source' homepage
    *host localization projects, downloads etc
    *build a site showing recommended links, favourite sites etc
    *host open source scripts, howtos etc you have created

    For more information or to browse the existing community
    pages already created, see
    http://community.asiaosc.org.

    Please note we also offer free mailing lists to anybody
    in Asia who wants a mailing list to discuss open source
    related topics. For this service, see
    http://lists.asiaosc.org.

    AsiaOSC is funded by MIMOS Bhd, Malaysia.
    See http://www.mimos.my 

    -- 
Imran William Smith
Project Manager, Open Source, MIMOS Berhad, Malaysia
Asian Open Source Centre : http://www.asiaosc.org
MIMOS Open Source        : http://opensource.mimos.my
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