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Latest revision as of 15:28, 26 September 2013
Calling all pre-university students!
GNU Generation is an ongoing community and competition to involve pre-university and high school students (approximately age 13-18) in Free Software. Once registered, students work on a project. Each year, participants will be evaluated based on their contribution to Free Software. All active contributors will receive a complementary membership to the FSF, and the top contributors will win a GNU/Linux netbook! See the Frequently Asked Questions for more information.
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| Website | http://identi.ca/group/gnugeneration |
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| IRC channel | #gnu-generation on irc.gnu.org (freenode) IRC Help |
| Mailing list | Announcements Discussion |
| Subreddit | {{{reddit}}} |
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Learn about the philosophies and values behind Free Software
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Read the Frequently Asked Questions
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Participate in GNU Generation
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Find out how GNU Generation can help your Free Software project
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Current participants
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View a listing of all GNU Generation profiles.
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Task box
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View all projects
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Suggestions
- Offer to the 3 first winners courses at the Free Technology Academy Aurélien Freedom is not just a word, it's a duty! 14:55, 13 February 2012 (EST)
- Create a logo and place for next suggestions.
Please keep in mind that the views expressed here are those of their individual authors and do not represent the views of the Free Software Foundation or the GNU Project. Likewise, though all free software projects are welcome, a listing here does not constitute endorsement from the Free Software Foundation or the GNU Project.
This page was a featured resource in January 2012.
