Showing posts with label québec. Show all posts
Showing posts with label québec. Show all posts

Sunday, March 29, 2009

Tuxdequebec: a new centre-wing, autonomist and "linuxian" blog in Quebec City

I have many blogs but each of them have a special theme like Communauté Québec, Waska, a non-profit organization helping people and organizations gain empowerment, and some others. I needed a space where I could express my opinion and where followers would choose to read me if they really wished to. A dedicated readership. So I created "Tuxdequebec" which corresponds to my Twitter account (twitter.com/tuxdequebec).

In this blog, I will discuss subjects like my personal passions (Ubutnu and Linux, centre-wing politics, my point of view on world affairs, etc.). People are invited to read this blog if they feel good about it. If they don't, I can suggest them other blogs...

You have to know that I like to tease and I don't take everything too seriously. If I seem strong-headed about something, please do leave me a comment and I can surely meet you half way.

I wish you happiness and hope you have fun reading my crazy stuff.

Jean-François "JEFF" Patrice Néron

Friday, March 27, 2009

Welcome to English-speaking readers

Communauté Québec is a blog written by a non-formal group of individuals, just for the fun of contributing to the humanitarian world in Québec City. It is meant to be a way for citizens, organizations and small businesses to express themselves about their city and its life. As time goes by, it encompasses a wider field of information... It is becoming the city's meeting point for the leaders - and the benevolent workers - of the autonomous non-profit movement.

Communauté Québec is privately owned by Jean-François Patrice Néron, a Québec City father of two and stepfather to three others, blogger and involved in humanitarian endeavours (Waska, autonomie et services techniques communautaires).

As of now, English-speaking readers will be able to enjoy Communauté Québec's articles as well and get to know this welcoming, quiet city dubbed "The Old Capital City". Welcome to all!