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imported_>qgil: /* The Maemo Community */

2008-06-22T21:19:18Z

The Maemo Community

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	The Maemo community is made by contributors interested in all kinds of collaboration around Maemo software. Here you will find developers working openly on the Maemo platform and compatible applications, as well as users with different levels of experience and expertise. Maemo community is a non-profit organization sponsored by Nokia, which is an active and equal member.		The Maemo community is made by contributors interested in all kinds of collaboration around Maemo software. Here you will find developers working openly on the Maemo platform and compatible applications, as well as users with different levels of experience and expertise. Maemo community is a non-profit organization sponsored by Nokia, which is an active and equal member.

	By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work, and provide transparent feedback ~~to the community~~. All members ~~of the community~~ should be equal independent from their profit or non-profit background. Signing up to the community is as easy as registering ~~on the homepage of~~ maemo.org.		By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work, and provide transparent feedback. All members should be equal independent from their profit or non-profit background. Signing up to the community is as easy as registering to maemo.org.

	[[Image:Maemo_contact_icon.png]]		[[Image:Maemo_contact_icon.png]]

	The home of the community is maemo.org. Announcements, news, views, and ideas of the community are aggregated ~~on the homepage of maemo.org~~. The Maemo community meets at least once a year in the Maemo Summit (starting in 2008) and also in open source-related events such as GUADEC, LinuxTag, and Open Source in Mobile (OSIM).		The home of the community is maemo.org. Announcements, news, views, and ideas of the community are aggregated and rated . The Maemo community meets at least once a year in the Maemo Summit (starting in 2008) and also in open source-related events such as GUADEC, LinuxTag, and Open Source in Mobile (OSIM).

	Work on the Maemo platform is not exclusively ~~happen~~ through projects in the Maemo garage. In fact, most of the actual source code of the Maemo platform is created in open source projects such as ~~Debian, SQLite, Gstreamer,~~ Linux kernel, Telepathy, GNOME~~, and~~ Mozilla. Therefore, members of the Maemo community are also contributors in other open source projects.		Work on the Maemo platform is not exclusively happening through projects in the Maemo garage. In fact, most of the actual source code of the Maemo platform is created in open source projects such as the Linux kernel, GStreamer, Telepathy, GNOME or Mozilla. Therefore, members of the Maemo community are also contributors in other open source projects.

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2008-06-22T21:09:06Z

Rephrasing the first paragraph

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	== The Maemo Community ==		== The Maemo Community ==

	Maemo community is ~~the sum~~ of developers working openly on the Maemo platform and compatible applications~~. It includes~~ users ~~of Maemo software~~ with different levels of experience and expertise~~, interested in all kinds of collaboration and contributions to the project~~. Maemo community is a non-profit organization sponsored by Nokia, which is an active and equal member.		The Maemo community is made by contributors interested in all kinds of collaboration around Maemo software. Here you will find developers working openly on the Maemo platform and compatible applications, as well as users with different levels of experience and expertise. Maemo community is a non-profit organization sponsored by Nokia, which is an active and equal member.

	By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work, and provide transparent feedback to the community. All members of the community should be equal independent from their profit or non-profit background. Signing up to the community is as easy as registering on the homepage of maemo.org.		By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work, and provide transparent feedback to the community. All members of the community should be equal independent from their profit or non-profit background. Signing up to the community is as easy as registering on the homepage of maemo.org.

imported_>peterschneider: /* The Maemo Community */

2008-06-16T11:29:27Z

The Maemo Community

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	By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work, and provide transparent feedback to the community. All members of the community should be equal independent from their profit or non-profit background. Signing up to the community is as easy as registering on the homepage of maemo.org.		By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work, and provide transparent feedback to the community. All members of the community should be equal independent from their profit or non-profit background. Signing up to the community is as easy as registering on the homepage of maemo.org.

	[[Image:~~Maemo_Logo_black~~.png]]		[[Image:Maemo_contact_icon.png]]

	The home of the community is maemo.org. Announcements, news, views, and ideas of the community are aggregated on the homepage of maemo.org. The Maemo community meets at least once a year in the Maemo Summit (starting in 2008) and also in open source-related events such as GUADEC, LinuxTag, and Open Source in Mobile (OSIM).		The home of the community is maemo.org. Announcements, news, views, and ideas of the community are aggregated on the homepage of maemo.org. The Maemo community meets at least once a year in the Maemo Summit (starting in 2008) and also in open source-related events such as GUADEC, LinuxTag, and Open Source in Mobile (OSIM).

	Work on the Maemo platform is not exclusively happen through projects in the Maemo garage. In fact, most of the actual source code of the Maemo platform is created in open source projects such as Debian, SQLite, Gstreamer, Linux kernel, Telepathy, GNOME, and Mozilla. Therefore, members of the Maemo community are also contributors in other open source projects.		Work on the Maemo platform is not exclusively happen through projects in the Maemo garage. In fact, most of the actual source code of the Maemo platform is created in open source projects such as Debian, SQLite, Gstreamer, Linux kernel, Telepathy, GNOME, and Mozilla. Therefore, members of the Maemo community are also contributors in other open source projects.

imported_>peterschneider: /* The Maemo Community */

2008-06-16T11:28:10Z

The Maemo Community

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	By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work, and provide transparent feedback to the community. All members of the community should be equal independent from their profit or non-profit background. Signing up to the community is as easy as registering on the homepage of maemo.org.		By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work, and provide transparent feedback to the community. All members of the community should be equal independent from their profit or non-profit background. Signing up to the community is as easy as registering on the homepage of maemo.org.

			[[Image:Maemo_Logo_black.png]]

	The home of the community is maemo.org. Announcements, news, views, and ideas of the community are aggregated on the homepage of maemo.org. The Maemo community meets at least once a year in the Maemo Summit (starting in 2008) and also in open source-related events such as GUADEC, LinuxTag, and Open Source in Mobile (OSIM).		The home of the community is maemo.org. Announcements, news, views, and ideas of the community are aggregated on the homepage of maemo.org. The Maemo community meets at least once a year in the Maemo Summit (starting in 2008) and also in open source-related events such as GUADEC, LinuxTag, and Open Source in Mobile (OSIM).

	Work on the Maemo platform is not exclusively happen through projects in the Maemo garage. In fact, most of the actual source code of the Maemo platform is created in open source projects such as Debian, SQLite, Gstreamer, Linux kernel, Telepathy, GNOME, and Mozilla. Therefore, members of the Maemo community are also contributors in other open source projects.		Work on the Maemo platform is not exclusively happen through projects in the Maemo garage. In fact, most of the actual source code of the Maemo platform is created in open source projects such as Debian, SQLite, Gstreamer, Linux kernel, Telepathy, GNOME, and Mozilla. Therefore, members of the Maemo community are also contributors in other open source projects.

imported_>peterschneider: /* The Maemo Community */

2008-06-13T07:45:19Z

The Maemo Community

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	Maemo community is the sum of developers working openly on the Maemo platform and compatible applications. It includes users of Maemo software with different levels of experience and expertise, interested in all kinds of collaboration and contributions to the project. Maemo community is a non-profit organization sponsored by Nokia, which is an active and equal member.		Maemo community is the sum of developers working openly on the Maemo platform and compatible applications. It includes users of Maemo software with different levels of experience and expertise, interested in all kinds of collaboration and contributions to the project. Maemo community is a non-profit organization sponsored by Nokia, which is an active and equal member.

	By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work, and provide transparent feedback to the community. All members of the community should be equal independent from their profit or non-profit background. Signing up to the community is as easy as registering on maemo.org.		By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work, and provide transparent feedback to the community. All members of the community should be equal independent from their profit or non-profit background. Signing up to the community is as easy as registering on the homepage of maemo.org.

	The home of the community is maemo.org. Announcements, news, views, and ideas of the community are aggregated on the homepage of maemo.org. The Maemo community meets at least once a year in the Maemo Summit (starting in 2008) and also in open source-related events such as GUADEC, LinuxTag, and Open Source in Mobile (OSIM).		The home of the community is maemo.org. Announcements, news, views, and ideas of the community are aggregated on the homepage of maemo.org. The Maemo community meets at least once a year in the Maemo Summit (starting in 2008) and also in open source-related events such as GUADEC, LinuxTag, and Open Source in Mobile (OSIM).

	Work on the Maemo platform is not exclusively happen through projects in the Maemo garage. In fact, most of the actual source code of the Maemo platform is created in open source projects such as Debian, SQLite, Gstreamer, Linux kernel, Telepathy, GNOME, and Mozilla. Therefore, members of the Maemo community are also contributors in other open source projects.		Work on the Maemo platform is not exclusively happen through projects in the Maemo garage. In fact, most of the actual source code of the Maemo platform is created in open source projects such as Debian, SQLite, Gstreamer, Linux kernel, Telepathy, GNOME, and Mozilla. Therefore, members of the Maemo community are also contributors in other open source projects.

imported_>peterschneider: /* The Maemo Community */

2008-06-13T07:44:57Z

The Maemo Community

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	Maemo community is the sum of developers working openly on the Maemo platform and compatible applications. It includes users of Maemo software with different levels of experience and expertise, interested in all kinds of collaboration and contributions to the project. Maemo community is a non-profit organization sponsored by Nokia, which is an active and equal member.		Maemo community is the sum of developers working openly on the Maemo platform and compatible applications. It includes users of Maemo software with different levels of experience and expertise, interested in all kinds of collaboration and contributions to the project. Maemo community is a non-profit organization sponsored by Nokia, which is an active and equal member.

	By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work, and provide transparent feedback to the community. All members of the community should be equal independent from their profit or non-profit background.		By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work, and provide transparent feedback to the community. All members of the community should be equal independent from their profit or non-profit background. Signing up to the community is as easy as registering on maemo.org.

	The home of the community is maemo.org. Announcements, news, views, and ideas of the community are aggregated on the homepage of maemo.org. The Maemo community meets at least once a year in the Maemo Summit (starting in 2008) and also in open source-related events such as GUADEC, LinuxTag, and Open Source in Mobile (OSIM).		The home of the community is maemo.org. Announcements, news, views, and ideas of the community are aggregated on the homepage of maemo.org. The Maemo community meets at least once a year in the Maemo Summit (starting in 2008) and also in open source-related events such as GUADEC, LinuxTag, and Open Source in Mobile (OSIM).

	Work on the Maemo platform is not exclusively happen through projects in the Maemo garage. In fact, most of the actual source code of the Maemo platform is created in open source projects such as Debian, SQLite, Gstreamer, Linux kernel, Telepathy, GNOME, and Mozilla. Therefore, members of the Maemo community are also contributors in other open source projects.		Work on the Maemo platform is not exclusively happen through projects in the Maemo garage. In fact, most of the actual source code of the Maemo platform is created in open source projects such as Debian, SQLite, Gstreamer, Linux kernel, Telepathy, GNOME, and Mozilla. Therefore, members of the Maemo community are also contributors in other open source projects.

imported_>peterschneider: /* The Maemo Community */

2008-06-13T07:37:09Z

The Maemo Community

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	== The Maemo Community ==		== The Maemo Community ==

	Maemo community is the sum of developers working openly on the Maemo platform and compatible applications. It includes users of Maemo software with different levels of experience and expertise, interested in all kinds of collaboration and contributions to the project. Maemo community is a non-profit organization sponsored by Nokia, which is an active and equal member ~~of the Maemo community~~.		Maemo community is the sum of developers working openly on the Maemo platform and compatible applications. It includes users of Maemo software with different levels of experience and expertise, interested in all kinds of collaboration and contributions to the project. Maemo community is a non-profit organization sponsored by Nokia, which is an active and equal member.

	By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work, and provide transparent feedback to the community. All members of the community should be equal independent from their profit or non-profit background.		By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work, and provide transparent feedback to the community. All members of the community should be equal independent from their profit or non-profit background.

imported_>peterschneider: /* The Maemo Community */

2008-06-13T07:36:26Z

The Maemo Community

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	Maemo community is the sum of developers working openly on the Maemo platform and compatible applications. It includes users of Maemo software with different levels of experience and expertise, interested in all kinds of collaboration and contributions to the project. Maemo community is a non-profit organization sponsored by Nokia, which is an active and equal member of the Maemo community.		Maemo community is the sum of developers working openly on the Maemo platform and compatible applications. It includes users of Maemo software with different levels of experience and expertise, interested in all kinds of collaboration and contributions to the project. Maemo community is a non-profit organization sponsored by Nokia, which is an active and equal member of the Maemo community.

	By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work ~~in Maemo garage~~, and provide transparent feedback to the community. All members of the community should be equal independent from their profit or non-profit background.		By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work, and provide transparent feedback to the community. All members of the community should be equal independent from their profit or non-profit background.

	The home of the community is maemo.org. Announcements, news, views, and ideas of the community are aggregated on the homepage of maemo.org. The Maemo community meets at least once a year in the Maemo Summit (starting in 2008) and also in open source-related events such as GUADEC, LinuxTag, and Open Source in Mobile (OSIM).		The home of the community is maemo.org. Announcements, news, views, and ideas of the community are aggregated on the homepage of maemo.org. The Maemo community meets at least once a year in the Maemo Summit (starting in 2008) and also in open source-related events such as GUADEC, LinuxTag, and Open Source in Mobile (OSIM).

	Work on the Maemo platform is not exclusively happen through projects in the Maemo garage. In fact, most of the actual source code of the Maemo platform is created in open source projects such as Debian, SQLite, Gstreamer, Linux kernel, Telepathy, GNOME, and Mozilla. Therefore, members of the Maemo community are also contributors in other open source projects.		Work on the Maemo platform is not exclusively happen through projects in the Maemo garage. In fact, most of the actual source code of the Maemo platform is created in open source projects such as Debian, SQLite, Gstreamer, Linux kernel, Telepathy, GNOME, and Mozilla. Therefore, members of the Maemo community are also contributors in other open source projects.

imported_>peterschneider: /* The Maemo Community */

2008-06-13T07:34:25Z

The Maemo Community

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	== The Maemo Community ==		== The Maemo Community ==

	Maemo community is the sum of developers working openly on the Maemo platform and compatible applications. It includes users of Maemo software with different levels of experience and expertise, interested in all kinds of collaboration and contributions to the project. Maemo community is sponsored by Nokia, which is active and equal member of the Maemo community.		Maemo community is the sum of developers working openly on the Maemo platform and compatible applications. It includes users of Maemo software with different levels of experience and expertise, interested in all kinds of collaboration and contributions to the project. Maemo community is a non-profit organization sponsored by Nokia, which is an active and equal member of the Maemo community.

	By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work in Maemo garage, and provide transparent feedback to the community.		By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work in Maemo garage, and provide transparent feedback to the community. All members of the community should be equal independent from their profit or non-profit background.

	The home of the community is maemo.org. ~~News~~, views, and ~~new~~ ideas of the community are aggregated on the ~~News section~~ of maemo.org. The Maemo community meets at least once a year in the Maemo Summit (starting in 2008) and also in open source-related events such as GUADEC, LinuxTag, and Open Source in Mobile (OSIM).		The home of the community is maemo.org. Announcements, news, views, and ideas of the community are aggregated on the homepage of maemo.org. The Maemo community meets at least once a year in the Maemo Summit (starting in 2008) and also in open source-related events such as GUADEC, LinuxTag, and Open Source in Mobile (OSIM).

			Work on the Maemo platform is not exclusively happen through projects in the Maemo garage. In fact, most of the actual source code of the Maemo platform is created in open source projects such as Debian, SQLite, Gstreamer, Linux kernel, Telepathy, GNOME, and Mozilla. Therefore, members of the Maemo community are also contributors in other open source projects.

imported_>peterschneider: /* The Maemo Community */

2008-06-13T07:27:09Z

The Maemo Community

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	== The Maemo Community ==		== The Maemo Community ==

	Maemo community is the sum of developers working openly on the Maemo platform and compatible applications. It includes users of Maemo software with different levels of experience and expertise, interested in all kinds of collaboration and contributions to the project. Maemo community is sponsored by Nokia, which is active and equal member of the Maemo community.		Maemo community is the sum of developers working openly on the Maemo platform and compatible applications. It includes users of Maemo software with different levels of experience and expertise, interested in all kinds of collaboration and contributions to the project. Maemo community is sponsored by Nokia, which is active and equal member of the Maemo community.

	By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download.		By end of May 2008, the Maemo community included over 12.000 registered members, more than 600 projects in the Maemo garage, and over 200 applications available for download. Anybody can join the Maemo community, contribute to the work in Maemo garage, and provide transparent feedback to the community.

	The home of the community is maemo.org. News, views, and new ideas of the community are aggregated on the News section of maemo.org. The Maemo community meets at least once a year in the Maemo Summit (starting in 2008) and also in open source-related events such as GUADEC, LinuxTag, and Open Source in Mobile (OSIM).		The home of the community is maemo.org. News, views, and new ideas of the community are aggregated on the News section of maemo.org. The Maemo community meets at least once a year in the Maemo Summit (starting in 2008) and also in open source-related events such as GUADEC, LinuxTag, and Open Source in Mobile (OSIM).