Mozilla's participation in GNUnify'13

The Mozillians of Pune did meet at Barista today to discuss about Mozilla's participation in GNUnify'13. I don't wanna spoil the surprises of D-day, but just wanted to give a small glimpse to all the attendees of GNUnify'13 as to what they can expect here this time.
Well, if you are attending GNUnify'13, here is a list of things you can expect from Mozilla:

At the Mozilla booth, you can go and grab several Mozilla goodies, get to see the new Firefox OS phone and much more.
Get to learn about Webmaker and start contributing to Mozilla in minutes.
Web is for all....young or old. Learn about Mozilla's most recent project - GenOpen (Generation Open).
Learn more about how you can be a part of Mozilla community and help Mozilla grow.
If you are developer, its your chance to learn more about Mozilla development projects and how to get involved with them.
If you are a Woman and a FOSS enthusiast, but confused about where to begin from, get guided here through our talk on WoMoz (Women in Mozilla).
Here, you will get an awesome chance to learn about Firefox OS app development and an entire day's time to develop some cool apps. If your app is really cool, you might just get a chance to win yourself some prizes.
Most important, get all your doubts cleared from the Mozilla contributors during BOF sessions.

So, if you are not at GNUnify this year....well you are not at GNUnify!

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