On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 10:45 AM, Brian Cameron <brian.came...@sun.com>wrote:
> > > > For example, we get three people writing in to say the new bugzilla is >> awesome and it saves them 30 minutes a day finding bugs to work on, so >> the board writes a recommendation on Max/Olav/sys admin team member page >> saying "Mike's work on bugzilla was extremely helpful to GNOME users. >> Several users wrote into say that they save 30 minutes at a time during >> their work day because of the improvements that Mike made. Mike's work >> exemplifies the GNOME mission of making computing accessible and easy >> for everyone." >> > > It might be cool to have a "Thank You" Wiki on live.gnome.org > where we archive these sorts of recommendations or "thank yous". Aside > from making our community more friendly and personal, it would have > other benefits too. This way people who are written up as being great > community members can refer to the GNOME Wiki as a testament of their > work in addition to whatever recommendations they may get on social > networking sites. > > Also we should consider putting people who did good work on the release notes on a GNOME release? I know that on subprojects this occurs but we don't do it on a project level. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong. sri
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