GNUCITIZEN in 2005

published: November 24th, 2008

I thought that this will be interesting to some of you. This is how GNUCITIZEN looked like back in 2005 when it was just a website rather than a group as it is today.

It is quite nice to look back and see how things progressed over the years.

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FilipM responds:

What a nice “monday-morning-nostalgia”… ;oÞ

pdp responds:

heh, indeed! :)

Adrian 'pagvac' Pastor responds:

hey, this is neato. thanks for posting this Petko.

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