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Just take a look at the [2002 e.V. meeting](https://ev.kde.org/reports/2002/) group photo below:
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A few of this people are still active, some of them many of the current active KDE community members have never heard of.
The group pictured above isn't that diverse either.
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Let's take a look at the Akademy 2020 group photo below (CC BY 4.0, created by the Akademy team):
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This looks a lot more like the KDE community we all know and love.
Therefore it would be fantastic if active people take care to join the e.V., too!