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SBAY.ORG - The South Bay/Silicon Valley Community Network

sbay.org is a non-profit organization promoting technical and social forums in Silicon Valley for electronic communications hobbyists and professionals, with emphasis on Open Source Software. Among numerous volunteer activities, our community includes the annual "Picn*x" Linux anniversary picnic, the Stratofox Aerospace Tracking Team, and the Silicon Valley Wireless Users & Experimenters (SVWUX). There are also monthly social events including pizza get-togethers, where all sorts of technical topics in electronic communications are discussed.


SBAY Pizza Meeting #203 will be on Saturday, August 21, 2010 at 7PM
(SBAY Pizza pre-empted for "Picn*x19" Linux 19th anniversary picnic)
see directions

Picn*x 19 - The Linux 19th Anniversary Picnic!
Come join us at Picn*x 19 - the Linux 19th anniversary picnic
August 2010

See the SBAY Social mail list for info on sbay.org social events.

SBAY.ORG has always had various kinds of technical forums and now also serves as the non-profit parent/umbrella organization for several Silicon Valley technical organizations.

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For more info see the sbay.org corporate info site and the SBAY Wiki.

See the "SBAY Networked Meeting Procedures" e-book, our effort to define modern productive meeting procedures which include in-person and electronically networked attendees. You can adopt them for your own organization. And you're welcome to help us continue to develop them.

The "SBAY Networked Meeting Procedures" could also be thought of as the "SBAY Networked Rules of Order". It describes how we hold meetings online. We don't need everyone in the same room to hold meetings. We take advantage of the Internet. One of the other main points is to do away with those 19th Century or older terms from Robert's Rules of Order. We've added consensus building to the process rather than fighting over what motions to make.


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