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Newer page: version 3 Last edited on Friday, June 17, 2005 10:55:04 pm by AristotlePagaltzis
Older page: version 2 Last edited on Wednesday, February 26, 2003 9:27:25 am by DrewWhittle Revert
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-[GLUE] is an [Acronym] for Groups of Linux Users Everywhere
+[GLUE | http://glue.linuxgazette.com/ ] is an [Acronym] for __G__roups of __L__inux __U__sers __E__verywhere
  
-It is basically a support group for LUGs . Membership of [GLUE] provides the following  
+It is basically a support group for [LUG]s . There has been some talk of [WLUG] joining [GLUE].  
  
-* A 10% discount on Linux Journal CDs to group members  
-* A copy of each of the Linux Journal archive CD-ROMs  
+Membership is free.  
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+Membership of [GLUE] used to cost US$72 and provide the following:  
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+ * A 10% discount on Linux Journal [CD]s to group members  
+* A copy of each of the Linux Journal archive [CDROM]s  
 * A copy of BRU 2000 Backup And Restore Utility 
 * A copy of Caldera Systems OpenLinux 
-* A copy of TCL Blast!  
-* A copy of Red Hat Linux  
-* A discounted 2-year subscription rate to The Perl Journal for LUG members 
+* A copy of [ TCL] Blast!  
+* A copy of RedHat Linux  
+* A discounted 2-year subscription rate to The Perl Journal for [ LUG] members 
 * An enhanced listing with web pointer to the group 
 * E-mail list server available for group use 
-* 20 free `` member'' bumper stickers 
+* 20 free " member" bumper stickers 
 * Sample magazines for meeting give-aways/promotion 
 * Sample Linux products from participating vendors 
 * A subscription to Linux Journal 
  
-Membership costs US$72. (Update by DrewWhittle: Glue Membership is now FREE)  
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-There has been some talk of WLUG joining [GLUE] .  
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-More information [here|http://www .ssc .com:8080/glue/]  
+It's not clear whether any of this is current anymore, or which . Caldera Linux and The Perl Journal have long since gone the way of the dinosaur, f .ex