To help people get involved with Mozilla in the area where they live, we just posted some new pages that make it easy to find local communities in different parts of the world.
Instead of talking about how there are over 50 local community sites though, I figure it would be better just to show them all…
Fantastic idea and work!
I’ll be sure to drop by the Mozilla Arctic Research Station and say hi when I’m up there next year gathering ice core samples as part of my search for the purest ingredients for my homemade raspberry limeade slurpee’s.
Ken, Mozilla Antarctica is going to be a booming community for Mozilla in the 2050s when global warming starts to kick in
LOL!
I’ll be 82 in 2050. I’ll have my wheelchair modified to have tracks instead of wheels.
Hello David!
I don’t know if this is the right place to ask for this but since I didn’t find any email adress, I thought I would post a comment.
Rami told me to contact you to get Mozilla Algeria added to the map, we just launched the website http://mozilla-algeria.org/ and we’re ready to kick start the community
Thanks a lot!
Great. I’d be happy to add the Mozilla Algeria site to the map. I’ll get to this soon and will let you know when it’s added.
David
Oh that was quick! Thanks a lot David
[...] In December 2010, I joined the new Contributor Engagement team that was focused on helping more people get involved with Mozilla. Some of our first priorities were to improve the page and add new pages about how to get involved in regional communities around the world. [...]