Hello everybody, I´m using Lm since Helene, am a lover of this OS, and today I had the oportunity to show it to a lot of people, possible new users in my country in a event called FLISOL (Festival Latinoamericano de Instalacion de Software Libre) in english that means "Latinamerican Fest of Open code Software Installation", and the OS Linux Mint that I showed to all the new becomers to Linux love this distribution, at the point that I decide to make a Linux Mint Comunity in Panama.
For this, I apreciate any information that any of you can give me for get the approval of LinuxMint, and how can I become an Ambassor of Linux Mint in my country.
Linux Mint Panama
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kuroirider
Linux Mint Panama
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Re: Linux Mint Panama
Great 
The page about local communities http://www.linuxmint.com/communities.php doesn't give any guidelines about starting one 
Have a look at the other communities to see what kind of resources (forums, blogs etc.) they have, to get some inspiration of what you would want to set up. You may especially want to visit Linux Mint Hispano, which is in Spanish, as an example.
Suggest you then email the development team for guidance on this. See the email address for the development team at http://www.linuxmint.com/contactus.php. Please accept some time for the team to get around to contacting you back.
The page about local communities http://www.linuxmint.com/communities.php doesn't give any guidelines about starting one Have a look at the other communities to see what kind of resources (forums, blogs etc.) they have, to get some inspiration of what you would want to set up. You may especially want to visit Linux Mint Hispano, which is in Spanish, as an example.Suggest you then email the development team for guidance on this. See the email address for the development team at http://www.linuxmint.com/contactus.php. Please accept some time for the team to get around to contacting you back.
