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# The Emacs Buddy initiative
Andrea
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Emacs is a cryptic marvel of usefulness: who else can help you solve
its riddles if not a buddy?
The Emacs Buddy initiative [0] aims to help you find somebody that can
support you in your Emacs exploration.
No matter if this is the first (or second?) time you start Emacs or if
it is decades you use it: everyone hits a wall behind which there is
progress. More often than not somebody else (sometimes a younger
sometimes an older one but always with a different context) can help
us move past those walls towards new discovery.
So come and listen about how to stand on the shoulders of your Emacs
buddies!
In this short talk I will give an idea of how to request a buddy, how
to become a buddy yourself and how the initiative worked out so far!
[0] <https://github.com/ag91/emacs-buddy>
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