Belgium

[Anne POSSOZ]

> What are the plans of FSFEurope to have an office in Belgium?
> 
> I ask the question because we've tried to create an Open Association
> around Free Software (see OpenBe.org for more info) but the project is
> still in StandBy for the moment.
> 
> I think good ideas could be exchanged between the FSF and OpenBe.
> 
> If you're interested, there's also a mailing-list on the OpenBe website
> if you want to talk about freesw in Belgium.

Being a belgian in Switzerland, I would also suggest that the division
is not by country but also with some share of languages.

In fact, here in Switzerland, collaboration between the 2 parts are
quite limited due to language. I don't speak-read german and some
others working in the other side speaks no french nor english.

Could we become more European and use language as a base for work.
Documentation in national language is part of the point.
And then, having subsection for each country speaking the same
language but with different laws will be also very interesting
to learn more about each others.

For example, I am sure that we could profit to share french
between part of Belgium, France and part of Switzerland.

What are the views of the other "minorities" in this list?
At least french speaking ones...

Cheers,
				Anne
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