I'm a member of the italian translators team of Free Software Foundation Europe since 2007, and I also joined the Fellowship in 2008.

Libre Planet is an initiative launched by the Free Software Foundation (FSF) and it's goal is to connect free software supporters in each country.
I've recently joined the Libre Planet Italia community, who is involved in promoting completely free operating systems such as gNewSense, free hardware like Lemote and free network services such as Identica and Libre.fm. The mailing list is the preferred place where you can meet the interesting individuals of this newborn community.

Lilypond - a great program for producing wonderful music sheets - allowed me to throw away the last piece of proprietary software still running on my PC. I felt I had to give something back, so I've recently started contributing as italian translator of the huge documentation.

This is the great community who helped me to start using GNU/Linux some time ago. My username is brunology.

no1984 is an italian community who provides information about Trusted Computing. What's the relation between Orwell and computers? ..watch the video about TC.

This is the monthly magazine of Italian Pirate Partiet, an association of activists for digital freedoms. I use to publish interviews/write articles about the new cultural models and all the hot topics of cyberculture (privacy, censorship,etc.). You can find the archive here (italian only).

Six Bars Jail is a group of acoustic guitar fans based in Florence. They organize open mics, workshops and concerts of international musicans (Beppe Gambetta, Clive Carroll, Franco Morone played there).
I post all my guitar videos on my Youtube account.