Greetings everyone,<br><br>My name is Matthew (cuppsy on IRC), and I 
recently joined this mailing list in hopes of eventually being able to 
help volunteer in the Infrastructure group with Fedora. I have been a 
desktop user of Linux for almost a decade, and for the past three years 
have ran Arch Linux (and now Fedora 16) using dwm and a mostly CLI-based
 system. I thoroughly enjoy studying Linux and have recently launched a 
CentOS home web server to continue learning. In March, I am taking the 
RHCSA exam, with hopes of taking the RHCE exam afterwards.<br>
<br>I am currently a web developer, and based in Miami, Florida. In 
addition to development, I also help manage our servers, and recently 
have taken that from a passing interest to something I&#39;d like to 
eventually do full-time. A chance to work with the Fedora Project, even 
for a few hours a week, seems like an excellent way to get some 
experience under my belt and a great opportunity to work with others 
more knowledgeable than myself.<br>
<br>Anyway, that&#39;s my little &quot;Hello World!&quot; I hope I can learn from this
 experience and hopefully in the future be able to partake in helping 
with the Fedora Project. Cheers.<span class="HOEnZb"><font color="#888888"><br><br>Matthew<br></font></span><br>PS
 - Being a developer, I saw the possibility of being able to donate some
 of my time to the Fedora website as well. I was wondering (maybe this 
isn&#39;t the place to ask) if it&#39;s possible to get involved with two 
groups, or if that&#39;s something I should hold off on until I&#39;ve become 
more well-established within just one group?