heh, a Lisp-br community of about 100 people generates about some 1 message a month. I won't even try to guess 5 Haskellers from Sao Paulo. :P 2009/5/23 Daniel Yokomizo :

Hey, we have enough people for a São Paulo Haskell User Group. Anyone else interested?

Best regards, Daniel Yokomizo

2009/5/21 Fernando Henrique Sanches :

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São Caetano, SP, Brazil - right next to São Paulo. UFABC Student.

Fernando Henrique Sanches

2009/5/19 Maurí­cio

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Anybody else around here?

Best, Maurício

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I don't think there's one, but I would subscribe to it. -- []s, Andrei Formiga 2009/5/26 Maurício :

Is there already any mailing list or group in Portuguese? I would like that if it were a list for Portuguese speakers, no matter they are from Portugal or Moçambique.

Maurício

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Hey, we have enough people for a São Paulo Haskell User Group. Anyone else interested?

Best regards, Daniel Yokomizo

2009/5/21 Fernando Henrique Sanches :

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São Caetano, SP, Brazil - right next to São Paulo. UFABC Student.

Fernando Henrique Sanches

2009/5/19 Maurí­cio

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Anybody else around here?

Best, Maurício

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I would as well, but what would we gain with it? Wouldn't it rot because every message one of us wanted to post was general enough to just post on haskell-cafe? Would it be able to attract Portuguese-speaking people that aren't fluent English speakers?

I'm not being pessimistic, just a thought. :)

Of course, this was in my mind too. But I think we could have more general discussion groups in Portuguese, now that there's a standard ortography :) I think it's worth a shot. At least there are many students who do not speak good english, and even for those who use english all time most of us will always be able to write deeper thoughts in Portuguese than in English. I'll check with the guys at: http://haskell.org/mailman/listinfo If it doesn't suceed, we'll just erase it. Best, Maurício