Join the community now, what is a community community are a bunch of people to come together to build
something for one cause.
So Lennix, think of lives.
You know so many things about Linux.
Not now.
Right now.
You know that Linux is an open source and it is built by people like yourself.
People have spent time out of their busy schedule, out of out of any interest of making money, spent
some time added code to Linux.
Now Linux has become one of the major operating system in the world.
So those people who have participated in the community, there are websites, there are blogs and forums.
So those are the people who actually have made a difference in this world.
And now I want you to do the same.
This is your turn now, and especially for those who do not have any experience, any prior experience
in it or Linux, some of those community forums or blogs that I have listed here that I really like
and I prefer our S.O.S or Linux questions, dot org, Linux forums or Linux dot org and anything that
stands with dot org.
You should know that these are just an organization, a non-profit organization.
They are not there to make money.
So go ahead and support them, put you and give you a full participation, your full attention.
And there are other ones like Linux, Dotcom, how to geek dotcom.
That's fine.
You could join them.
They also do a lot of good work for the community.
Also, these these websites with these forums are used to troubleshoot issues of like real issues of
people that actually work in a corporate environment.
So what they do is they troubleshoot, they have an issue, the troubleshooting, they can resolve it.
They go on to these community websites and they post their issue there.
So people who are joined and they all get the alert and all get the notification that this person is
seeking for help.
So you could go in and actually troubleshoot those issues for them.
And that troubleshooting will count toward, as you experience that you help someone in those in that
community.
Then there are other Web site as a social media Web site like Facebook, Twitter and even YouTube.
If you if you go back in the history and really look for the purpose of YouTube, why it was developed?
Well, the main purpose, a primary purpose of YouTube is to spread knowledge.
That's how it was set up.
Now, a lot of people use it for different purposes.
That is fine.
But the main purpose was to spread knowledge.
Also, look at the Facebook.
People use Facebook for many different reason now, especially with the aid, what kind of pictures
they're going to post.
But really, if you take advantage of social media, you're going to learn so much.
And there are so many communities out there for Linux that are built.
There are groups that are built in Facebook that actually share resources from one another.
So these are a few communities that I really want you to join.
And this once you join them, you could actually quantify your own hours being spent helping people.
So let's see if you have joined the community centers dot org and you help people troubleshoot issues
like twice, two times a day and takes you two hours, one hour, three hours, count that number of
hours to your experience.
You could go to your resume and put it sent to a dog and put it the number of hours you work.
There are a number of hours you help the community that counts.
Yes.
Trust me, that counts people to look at it, that you are a person who help the community.
And that makes and that will make a lot of difference.
And besides whether it is good for your resume or not, if you help someone, you know, there's a truth.
The universal truth is what goes around comes around.
You will be helped, I promise you that.
So please go ahead, join the community and help our people.