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Launchpad, an open source code repository and user community, provides a question and answer service that allows anyone to ask questions about any Ubuntu-related topic. Signing up for a Launchpad account requires only a few minutes. Ask a question by visiting Launchpad at \url{https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+addquestion}.
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\marginnote{In addition to official Ubuntu and community help, you will often find third-party help available on the Internet. While these documents can often be great resources, some could be misleading or outdated. It's always best to verify information from third-party sources before taking their advice.}
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Within the Ubuntu community are dozens of local user groups called ``LoCo teams.'' Spread throughout the world, these teams offer support and advice, answer questions and promote Ubuntu in their communities by hosting regular events. To locate and contact the LoCo team nearest you, visit \url{http://loco.ubuntu.com/}.
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