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There are two mailing lists you can subscribe to, allowing you to stay in the loop regarding Software Freedom Day:
If you would like to help to localize the SFD website and wiki pages into your languages, there are a few pages we would suggest you to start with. We would consider firstly translate:
Then you have the Country, City and Team pages. There are actually templates to translate and our structure is like this.
Let's take Country as an example:
For that we have the documentation available at the countdown wiki page.
You will need to be a little familiar with Inkscape and upload the final PNG to the Countdown page together with the modified svg file.
So based on your availability you can do just what you have time to do.
Should you need specific help, please email to our mailing list.
Thank you very much for your help.
There are definitely a lot of reasons why we should use FOSS and GNU/Linux Systems:
Software Freedom Day (SFD) is an annual worldwide celebration of Free Software. SFD is a public education effort with the aim of increasing awareness of Free Software and its virtues, and encouraging its use. It is an event with hundreds of teams from all around the world running local events to help their communities understand Software Freedom. Check to see if there is already a team registered in your area. Perhaps there was an event in your area in previous years. If you want to form a team and run an event, simply check out the StartGuide and start pulling your team together and planning today!
All teams simply register online to be part of Software Freedom Day. Get your team leader to create your team page and then register the team.
Be sure to check out all the information on the Home Page that will give you all sort of useful links and ways to participate, like joining mailing lists and more. The StartGuide will give you all you need to know to ensure you have an awesome event, and make sure you update your SFD team page so people can find you.
Lastly, encourage your friends, family and associates to come to Software Freedom day, and use the opportunity to chat to them about software freedom matters, even to non-geeks :)