You wouldn't think the Asia Source camp is already over. Not at least, if you went by the mailing list. Check out http://lists.tacticaltech.org/mailman/listinfo/asiasource-l and see how active this list continues to be. Infact, it is more active now than ever.

Now that the momentum has been built up, it seems that the real discussions are taking off. It's not just routine how-do-I-get-there and whatever-happened-to-my-visa queries.Admittedly, a few were of the "I-reached-home-safely" type, and understandably so. But that's quickly changing. Check the archives of this list at http://lists.caltha.pl/pipermail/asiasource-l/

List-members are talking about the Creative Commons, blogs, evangelising, even writing skills and a planned re-union in Kuala Lumpur. This is what Idaman Andarmosoko wrote in the Jakarta Post: http://www.thejakartapost.com/detailfeatures.asp?fileid=20050214.P03&irec=2

Can we hope to see the Asia Source list turn into a network for all interested to discuss FLOSS and NGOs? Not just limited to the Asia Source campers? That could be a real contribution to the world of Free/Libre and Open Source Software.