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--- can_i_post_a_job_-_and_boilerplate_response_template [2007-08-24T03:13:48+0000] – michael_paoli
+++ can_i_post_a_job_-_and_boilerplate_response_template [2008-02-17T18:30:18+0000] – mostly just tweaked to make more convenient for copy/paste; also emphasized specificity of policy michael_paoli
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 ====== Can I post a job? - and boilerplate response template ======
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+Can I post a job?
 Not generally, but for starters, see:
 http://lists.balug.org/listinfo.cgi/balug-talk-balug.org
-At least at the present time, the list noted above is the only place BALUG has for listing any job postings - and even then, only under the conditions noted as policy for that list.
+At least at the present time, the list noted above is the only place
+BALUG has for listing any job postings - and even then, only under the
+quite specific conditions noted as policy for that list.
-You're welcome to come to BALUG meeting(s) and make a short announcement about position(s) you're trying to fill, and hand your contact information out to whomever may be interested (and of course you can also meet folks before the meeting starts, talk with folks over dinner before any scheduled talk starts, and potentially meet and talk with folks after the meeting too).
+You're quite welcome to come to BALUG meeting(s) and make a short
+announcement about position(s) you're trying to fill, and hand your
+contact information out to whomever may be interested (and of course
+you can also meet folks before the meeting starts, talk with folks over
+dinner before any scheduled talk starts, and potentially meet and talk
+with folks after the meeting too).
-User Groups can be great resources for networking with folks, but many/most of them have policies against, or significantly restricting listing of job postings, or have relegated the area(s) where job postings are allowed to list(s) or area(s) specifically designated for such.
+User Groups can be great resources for networking with folks, but
+many/most of them have policies against, or significantly restricting
+listing of job postings, or have relegated the area(s) where job
+postings are allowed to list(s) or area(s) specifically designated for
+such, or only allow
+such listings after they're moderated/approved.
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