Awesome, I love it

[Jerry]

Hi friends, this real looks awesome, I can feel something by just
joining this group, this is very interesting to know and may be a key
to so many problems me and others have been facing, recently I found
Joomla my favorite.
The industry is growing here in Tanzania and I think there’s so much
to do, ooh my God, I can’t explain how much but real feel a saddle to
it.
Let me hope for the best, probably this is the start: - lets do it
together.

Jeremiah D.G
Web Developer
Creative Studios - Arusha, Tanzania.

[j. Tim Denny]

Jerry

So nice to see your post...   I just arrived in Dar last night...  so much to get used to in a short amount of time... but it is a great feeling to see such enthusiasm for Joomla and web development in general.  But more importantly it is about finding great ways to get people to communicate more...  Everyone can learn how to use Joomla as it is easy to teach and easy to learn.

Hope we can have an informal meeting in Dar to set up an interim leadership team... the model we deployed in Cambodia was for a 6 month interim team, with elections for posts after that point on a yearly basis...   will this method work in TZ?

Cheers
Tim


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[Jeremiah D.G]

Tim,
I'm very exited to hear that you are in Tanzania this time, what you did in Cambodia can real work in TZ,
We need committed people and plans which  I am sure this is very possible, making interim leadership team is a good idea and I also suggest we go for that.

Can you suggest a working way that I can use to promote the group? Please advise.

Jerry