I've resubmitted this quesiton - without the link to the slideshare page - since the original got closed. My apologies if it looked like spam or marketing. The question is genuine - apart from the yahoo groups I belong to I don't know where programmers hang out these days.
Background: I've just published a free book online about the business side of software development during a recession. It's a short story - a parable - about a programmer who is about to lose his job because his project's customer has cancelled it due to the recession / credit crunch. He saves his job in the end by asking questions about the commerical / financial side of his project. The answers help him discover a way of making the project much more money than anyone expected, while at the same time needing far less cash.
My quesiton:
I know the book will save programmer's jobs and I'd like for more programmers to read the book (for free) ... but I don't know how to spread the word further.
I put the book up on slideshare.net where anyone can read the entire text for free (it's a short book so it's surprisingly pleasant to click-read it as a presentation). About 2000 people have read it in the last week and it's received some fantastic feedback.
I'd really appreciate your suggestions, I've put a lot of my evening hours into this and I think it's very important
Clarke Ching.