Computers and Vegetarianism
Special Interest Group (CVSIG) SIG,
pointer to the Vegan ACT home page,
and links to upcoming Vegetarian related events in the
Australian Capital Territory (ACT), and around the world
This page was last updated on:
8 October 2018
COMPUTERS AND VEGETARIANISM SIGs
The Computers and Vegetarianism Special Interest Group (CVSIG) is
is a PCUG SIG, made up of
a group of computer users, who also have
an interest in vegetarianism, and in particular how computers and
computer networks might be used as an aid to gaining information
on, and living, a vegetarian lifestyle.
It would be appreciated if those who hope to attend could advise
Andrew Freeman of this (he can also provide further information
on the groups). Andrew only routinely attends the meetings if
new people plan to attend, so it is important if you plan to
attend a CVSIG meeting for the first time, that you advise
Andrew of this.
Andrew Freeman can be contacted via:
E-mail: afreeman@pcug.org.au
The informal get togethers for the CVSIG are occassionally held
during dinners run by
Vegan ACT
For further information on the CVSIG write to:
afreeman@pcug.org.au
For further information on the PC Users Group (the CVSIG is a SIG of the PC Users Group) write to:
help@pcug.org.au
or visit:
the PC Users Group home page.
Vegan ACT
Vegan ACT
has a home page which includes details on upcoming
vegan and vegetarian events in the Australian Capital Territory
(ACT) and related matters.
Vegetarianism around the world
For information on Vegetarianism around the world, visit the
Vegetarian Pages
The
International Vegetarian Union homepage
is also an excellent resource on vegetarianism around the world.
Disclaimer
The views expressed above do not necessarily reflect the views of
any organisation of which Andrew is a member. Andrew Freeman
disclaims any and all liability for the accuracy and/or
completeness of the information presented above, and in any
pointed to Web pages or other information sources. He will accept
no responsibility for loss occasioned as a direct or indirect
result of the use of information obtained thereby. He suggests
you confirm the accuracy of the information provided, before
using it for any purpose.
Any FEEDBACK relating to this page would be appreciated
Andrew Freeman welcomes feedback on this page.
If you have any comments to make on this page, please mail them
to
afreeman@pcug.org.au
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