Lotus Notes UK User Group [lnug.org.uk]

Ben Rose has created a user group for folks that use, sell, promote, love, administer or develop on Lotus Notes and Domino. Lotus has always been about people working together so if you fall into any of the above and are in the UK then you should join The UK Lotus Notes User Group. There are already over 50 members and it only went live a couple of days ago. It doesn't cost any money to join either which is nice. There are 125 Million Lotus Notes users Worldwide so I know you are out there!

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Anonymous said…
Thanks for the plug Ports, actually over 60 people now :O)
Tue Jan 31, 12:04:00 pm GMT
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