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Eric S. Raymond -- A new version of `Homesteading the Noosphere' is available
Aug 8, 1999, 00 :53 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (5746 reads)

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A new release of the followup paper to ``The Cathedral and the Bazaar'' is available on the writings page at my site. It incorporates substantial new material from quite a number of respondents.

This is the version that will appear in the upcoming O'Reilly collection of my essays, unless I hear a good reason to make last-minute corrections within the next few days. So I'd love to see feedback, criticism and corrections -- but get them to me ASAP because the window will close very shortly.
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Eric S. Raymond

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