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I'm pretty new (gnu?) to GNU, but I was impressed with what I read in
the GNU Manifesto etc, in the Gnu Emacs manual I just received.

I'd like an on-line version of the GNU Manifesto which I have in
print, as well as the relevant introductory info (e.g. the sections on
Distribution and the General Public License, FSF address, etc); could
someone either email these to me or tell me where I could get them?

I am with the Activist Mailing List (AML), and would like to add these
as FSF "electronic brochures" to the AML library, just as we have
PeaceNet's brochure on line, as well as a directory of peace groups, a
listing of progressive/alternative publications, etc. In fact, one of
the projects we are working on (and have started to discuss with
NASP/NLNS) is the electronic linking of progressive student newspapers
(and eventually, of campus peace groups in general), so my second
question is: who might I try to contact at FSF who may be interested
in helping with technical/computer support?

I realize the FSF itself may not be interested (as I said, I don't
know much about FSF, but their philosophy seems to fall under the term
"alternative" more than "progressive/left"), but perhaps some people
involved with FSF might be.  Email addresses or general pointers would
be much appreciated.

Thanks,

Harel Barzilai
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