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I got a call on my mobile on Christmas Eve (24 Dec) 2007 at about 3:30 AM. I was at work and had heard on #olpc-help in [[IRC]] that there was a official volunteer team being put together to support OLPC users, starting with the thousands of [[G1G1]] donors. I'd sent mail to the address of the fellow from OLPC who was pulling it together, and he called me in the early morning (for him). We talked for a bit and he made me some accounts and pointed out a few things. Soon I was in the various support channels and started to realize just how work this was all going to be... |
I got a call on my mobile on Christmas Eve (24 Dec) 2007 at about 3:30 AM. I was at work and had heard on #olpc-help in [[IRC]] that there was a official volunteer team being put together to support OLPC users, starting with the thousands of [[G1G1]] donors. I'd sent mail to the address of the fellow from OLPC who was pulling it together, and he called me in the early morning (for him). We talked for a bit and he made me some accounts and pointed out a few things. Soon I was in the various support channels and started to realize just how work this was all going to be... |
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Prior to that I had heard about the OLPC project years ago, and had been tracking some of the software a little bit. I'd pulled a few images to run in emulation and read some mailing lists and wiki pages. When the G1G1 XOs started to ship, I started hanging out on IRC to ... uh, well mostly we whined about not having ours yet. (This would develop into a theme) Quite a few people were also helping by answering questions, even before #olpc-help existed and it is from this pool that some of the first SGers were recruited. |
Prior to that I had heard about the OLPC project years ago, and had been tracking some of the software a little bit. I'd pulled a few images to run in emulation and read some mailing lists and wiki pages. When the G1G1 XOs started to ship, I started hanging out on IRC to ... uh, well mostly we whined about not having ours yet. (This would develop into a theme) Quite a few people were also helping by answering questions, even before #olpc-help existed and it is from this pool that some of the first SGers were recruited. |
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Since my G1G1 XO came in, and since joining the SG, I have learned a great deal about how both the XO and the community function and they are both quite amazing. I am happy to have the opportunity to contribute. There's plenty of work for everyone, so if you'd like to help please see the main [[Support Gang]] page and sign up! |
Since my G1G1 XO came in, and since joining the SG, I have learned a great deal about how both the XO and the community function and they are both quite amazing. I am happy to have the opportunity to contribute. There's plenty of work for everyone, so if you'd like to help please see the main [[OLPC:Support gang|Support Gang]] page and sign up! |
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Next Time: More about what the Support Gang does, and more introductions |
Next Time: More about what the Support Gang does, and more introductions! |
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[[User:Adricnet|Adricnet]] 04:32, 10 February 2008 (EST) |
--[[User:Adricnet|Adricnet]] 04:32, 10 February 2008 (EST) |
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How Adric Joined the Support gang
I got a call on my mobile on Christmas Eve (24 Dec) 2007 at about 3:30 AM. I was at work and had heard on #olpc-help in IRC that there was a official volunteer team being put together to support OLPC users, starting with the thousands of G1G1 donors. I'd sent mail to the address of the fellow from OLPC who was pulling it together, and he called me in the early morning (for him). We talked for a bit and he made me some accounts and pointed out a few things. Soon I was in the various support channels and started to realize just how work this was all going to be...
Prior to that I had heard about the OLPC project years ago, and had been tracking some of the software a little bit. I'd pulled a few images to run in emulation and read some mailing lists and wiki pages. When the G1G1 XOs started to ship, I started hanging out on IRC to ... uh, well mostly we whined about not having ours yet. (This would develop into a theme) Quite a few people were also helping by answering questions, even before #olpc-help existed and it is from this pool that some of the first SGers were recruited.
Since my G1G1 XO came in, and since joining the SG, I have learned a great deal about how both the XO and the community function and they are both quite amazing. I am happy to have the opportunity to contribute. There's plenty of work for everyone, so if you'd like to help please see the main Support Gang page and sign up!
Next Time: More about what the Support Gang does, and more introductions!
--Adricnet 04:32, 10 February 2008 (EST)