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Sigrid Carrera
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first introduction in English
Hello,

I feel a bit sad, that there are no introductions in English here.
Aren't there any English speaking CAcert-users?

I've learnt about CAcert on the Linux-/Unix-Day at the University of Applied Sciences in Zweibrücken. I've registered my email-adress and I got on this very first day enough points, so that I could start immediately with assuring other people.

I'm now waiting for the "assurer exam", so that I can do the test and be even better prepared for future assurances. And I can't wait until the CAcert root certificates are recognised in the mayor browsers (like Firefox, Opera and so on). :)

I hope to hear from you all.

Sigrid
- 30 Dec 2007, 10:47 pm
Sigrid Carrera wrote: > Hello, > > I feel a bit sad, that there are no introductions in English here. > Aren't there any English speaking CAcert-users? > > I've learnt about CAcert on the Linux-/Unix-Day at the University of > Applied Sciences in Zweibrücken. I've registered my email-adress and > I got on this very first day enough points, so that I could start > immediately with assuring other people. > > I'm now waiting for the "assurer exam", so that I can do the test and > be even better prepared for future assurances. And I can't wait until > the CAcert root certificates are recognised in the mayor browsers > (like Firefox, Opera and so on). :) > > I hope to hear from you all. > > > Sigrid
Ron van Stokkom
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Re: first introduction in English
Hi Sigrid,

I am from the Netherlands. That means German is not my native language. I can speak and read it, but my writing is terrible. That does not mean i will never respond to posts in the German language, but the chance to see a response from me on a post in English is much bigger.

I see Jens Paul is also active in the CAcert mailing list, which is in English. For what i have seen, he is well informed in the matter, so i do not think we have to afraid to post in English.

Regards,
Ron.
- 06 Jan 2008, 12:13 pm
Ron van Stokkom wrote: > Hi Sigrid, > > I am from the Netherlands. That means German is not my native > language. I can speak and read it, but my writing is terrible. That > does not mean i will never respond to posts in the German language, > but the chance to see a response from me on a post in English is much > bigger. > > I see Jens Paul is also active in the CAcert mailing list, which is > in English. For what i have seen, he is well informed in the matter, > so i do not think we have to afraid to post in English. > > Regards, > Ron.
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Re^2: first introduction in English
Hi,

sure, that's why we have the english Q&A board As soon as we see more english activity we can create more boards as well.

So far I've seen about 5 out of the 220 users who are native english speakers. So maybe they can kick-start the english section of this group?

Regards
Jens
- 09 Jan 2008, 6:08 pm
Jens Paul wrote: > Hi, > > sure, that's why we have the english Q&A board As soon as we see more > english activity we can create more boards as well. > > So far I've seen about 5 out of the 220 users who are native english > speakers. So maybe they can kick-start the english section of this > group? > > Regards > Jens
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