UHACC is a club tailored to those who are interested in Unix, Linux, and other Unix-like and open systems. Although many of the members have considerable experience, knowledge and/or experience are NOT required to participate, as interest or curiosity are reasons enough.
UHACC is both technical and service-oriented. But since we all find our favorite technologies interesting, important, and compelling enough to seek out others like ourselves, the founders came to realize that we, above all else, are a social organization.
This does not mean that we aren't serious about technology or service to others or the community at large, it just means that we value the building of a living community at least as much as we value promoting, using, developing, and educating on alternative and open technologies.
Under this open social pretext, UHACC members are free to explore for themselves where they fit in, how they might want to contribute, and what they want to get out of UHACC. Unsuprisingly, the diversity and volume of output by our membership flourishes under this model, because we are free to explore and define our own stewardship as a personal endeavor rather than by mandate.
(If you're wondering about why our SSL certificate may be untrusted, you can take a look at the CACert Documentation.)
