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Ronildo Costa and Amy Stephen are now friends Oct 8, 2009

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BTW - like your idea on the subtitles. It looks to me like JoomGen is pretty powerful. Getting information available in English would certainly speed adoption. Thanks for volunteering with him. I'm not certain he knows about the video, or is…

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Welcome - Rodrigo - I missed seeing you join. Thanks for being a part of this group. I notice there are many members from Brazil. Would it help to add a group for those who speak Portuguese? It might help those who are not as comfortable with…

Oct 8, 2009

Rodrigo Smania Spillere and Ronildo Costa are now friends Oct 8, 2009

Ronildo Costa is now friends with Daniel Correa and Luis Henrique Miron Roloff Sep 28, 2009

Ronildo Costa is now a member of All Together, As A Whole Sep 28, 2009

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Please share a bit about your Joomla! Experience and yourself. The more information you provide the quicker we will be able to process your membership.: I'm a Brazilian developer and a Joomla evangelist. Have already worked in a lot of projects.

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At 1:36pm on October 8, 2009, Amy Stephen said…: BTW - like your idea on the subtitles. It looks to me like JoomGen is pretty powerful. Getting information available in English would certainly speed adoption. Thanks for volunteering with him. I'm not certain he knows about the video, or is getting comments on that. Maybe ping him too.

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At 1:34pm on October 8, 2009, Amy Stephen said…: Welcome - Rodrigo - I missed seeing you join. Thanks for being a part of this group. I notice there are many members from Brazil. Would it help to add a group for those who speak Portuguese? It might help those who are not as comfortable with English participate but it would be just as important for some members to help them get involved with the other groups. What are your ideas on that?