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Windows Server User Group UK on LinkedIn

Written by: Mark Wilson

LinkedIn logoLast year, Scotty McLeod set up the Windows Server User Group UK with the intention of creating a lively discussion area (backed up with regular meetings) for UK-based IT Professionals who are interested in the development of the Windows Server platform. Unfortunately, Scotty was involved in a serious accident at the start of the year and, whilst he is making a fantastic recovery, it’s going to take a while longer yet.

With no administrative access to the user group website, we have no way of finding out who our members are and no way to contact each other should we do what we talked about at the community day in April (was that really 3 months back?) – namely to start to organise some events. So, I’ve created a LinkedIn group to supplement the user group website. If you’re interested in Windows Server and would like to take part in future user group events, please join the Windows Server User Group UK on LinkedIn.

Once we have a quorum, then I’ll be in touch to try and get the ball rolling for some meetings.

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Pingback from James O’Neill’s blog : UK Windows server user group
Time: Thursday 31 July 2008, 10:44

[...] on Linked in to help get the ball rolling again – he explains why this was needed and what to do on his blog. Please take a look. Published Thursday, July 31, 2008 10:44 AM by jamesone Filed under: Events, [...]

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Comment from Cliff Hobbs
Time: Thursday 31 July 2008, 11:09

If you need anything from us in the Windows Management User Group (http://wmug.co.uk), just ask ;-)

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