With LinuxCon North America approaching quickly (August 22!), The Linux Foundation is in preparation and invitation mode. This year, the organization is especially keen on opening up the event and its benefits to diverse communities. One such effort recently took place on Twitter.
During the week of June 15, @linuxfoundation asked their followers to request a free VIP all-access pass by tagging #takemetolcna (that’s Take Me to LinuxCon North America) and explaining why they should win.
Many great responses were tweeted and The Linux Foundation chose five very worthy guests. Here’s what the winners had to say:
Thank you to everyone who participated!
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