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Submitted by mbdayton on June 6, 2008 - 9:39am

I read this on the Schedules Direct newsletter:

4. Financial Support for Open Source Applications:
One of SD's purposes is to promote and assist open source projects. If your project could use a grant to further our shared objective to promote Free and Open Source Software, please contact a board member with a proposal.

For example, SD will be sponsoring a booth and intends to give away CDs with Approved Applications at an upcoming Linux conference (http://linuxfestnorthwest.org). Approved Applications will be contacted for inclusion of course.

Is the Mythdora team pursuing any of the SD grant money?

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