There are 2 rules of Pfrancdom that guide Pfrancs: See Pfrancs rules.
Our Pfrancs are ordinary people --- almost like "Frank" of Nortel. Nortel first introduced Frank in a TV ad October 2000. They wanted to tell everyone about Frank like e-business. Here is a photo of "Frank" from the ad:
It's a great ad, you can go to:
Nortel networks web page and see it on-line!
I thought it was funny because we've been putting "a Pfranc face" on our web site since 1996! "e-business to be more - human", wow, that's it! That's what Pfranc.com is about! People! Not computers. Wouldn't it be cool if our presents on the net
influenced the idea for the Nortel ad? Nah. But who knows? It is getting to be a pretty small (and frank) world. How's that song go? "...come together, right now, over me". I transcribed all the words from the All Pfrancs Have a Garmin GPS, wanted a DIY plug, are comfortable with E-mail, the internet, and English; they got 2 plugs from me, were so impressed with the idea of Pfrancdom they asked to become a Pfranc. Pfrancs enjoy helping people, check their e-mail often, and will send two plugs for just a pledge to anyone who asks. Pfrancs know the language(s), culture, customs, and system in their country. They understand what Pfrancdom is about and are able to translate and represent the purpose and philosophy of Pfrancdom to people in their country. They are emissaries of Pfrancdom. Many Pfrancs are retired and enjoy Pfrancdom as a pastime that keeps them involved with other people who own a GPS. Others recognized Pfrancdom as an opportunity to grow a business - and several did!
Then in 1998 we decided to not add/replace any more Pfrancs and to have only one per country. Long story. Maybe I'll tell it someday. Being Pfranc has become a life long thing it turns out.