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== Introduction == | |||
My name is Jamie Duncan | My name is Jamie Duncan. I live in Richmond, VA with my wife, 2 dogs, 4 cats and a frog named Europa. | ||
Most of my FOSS efforts center around the LUG I started here in Richmond, VA (rvalug.org) as well as the local Richmond Hackerspace (hackrva.org), of which I'm a part-owner. | |||
== Activities within Fedora == | == Activities within Fedora == | ||
Right now my biggest activity within Fedora is through the [[Ambassadors|Ambassadors Project]]. I was a FLOSS advocate way before I started working at Red Hat. The Ambassadors Program lets me be part of an incredible community talking about and advocating for what I think is a pretty amazing Open Source project. | |||
== What gets me going? == | == What gets me going? == | ||
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| FAS name: | jduncan |
| Fedora email: | jduncan@fedoraproject.org |
| IRC nick: | jduncan |
| IRC channels: | #fedora, #bcfg2, #zabbix, #rvalug, #rhel (and others) |
| Fedorapeople page: | https://jduncan.fedorapeople.org |
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Introduction
My name is Jamie Duncan. I live in Richmond, VA with my wife, 2 dogs, 4 cats and a frog named Europa.
Most of my FOSS efforts center around the LUG I started here in Richmond, VA (rvalug.org) as well as the local Richmond Hackerspace (hackrva.org), of which I'm a part-owner.
Activities within Fedora
Right now my biggest activity within Fedora is through the Ambassadors Project. I was a FLOSS advocate way before I started working at Red Hat. The Ambassadors Program lets me be part of an incredible community talking about and advocating for what I think is a pretty amazing Open Source project.
What gets me going?
Free and Open Source software has essentially provided me with a career, and I want to return the favor. The part of the Open Source Way that I enjoy the most is the actual community building process. Engaging with other people and enabling them to work together towards a common goal is exciting to me. It's a blast.
I get to live that out everyday with my day job as a Technical Account Manager for Red Hat.
I also enjoy playing around with Django, doing some amateur web development.