Hello,
TDF has also a group at XING, a famous business network here in Germany
(comparable to LinkedIn). However, that group, available at
https://www.xing.com/net/pri80d5dex/documentfoundation/, is rather inactive.
In order to not spread our discussions on too many channels, fostering
collaboration on the mailing lists, I tend to completely close the XING
group.
Before I do that, I'd like to hear your opinion on that. While Google+,
Facebook and others are a good way to reach out to people, there are not
so many members in our XING group, although we advertised it several times.
Any objections that I inform the group members about closing down soon,
pointing them to our mailing list?
Florian
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