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 ===== Getting in touch with other people - let others know you exist =====
-The biggest problem if you start your network from zero is to attract people who want exactly the same thing - start a WCN in your neighbourhood. So, you have to do some "Public Relations" work from the very beginning of your project. Put up a website (or a Wiki), leave your contact details. Then, get in touch with people who might be interested in your project. Linux User Groups, Amateur Radio associations, CS/EE student societies, ... are a good starting point.
+The biggest problem if you start your network from zero is to attract people who want exactly the same thing - start a WCN in your neighbourhood. So, you have to do some "Public Relations" work from the very beginning of your project. Put up a website (or a Wiki), leave your contact details. Then, get in touch with people who might be interested in your project. Linux User Groups, Amateur Radio associations, CS/EE student societies, community radio stations... are a good starting point.
 ===== Get organized =====
-In most legislations, there's an "official" way for people with similar interests to organize. Choose what's most appropriate to you:
+In most legislations, there's an "official" way for people with similar interests to organize. Choose what's most appropriate for you: