I have completed an article on the Thank You Pants- where should I put it, and in what format? Right now it is an .odt with several photos. Can I send it to you Emily?
Christy On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 7:09 PM, Brian Cameron <brian.came...@oracle.com>wrote: > > Emily: > > > As for the Annual Report, what I'm hearing is a conflict somewhat in >> what the vision for the annual report is/should be. Do we want it to be >> an overview of what has gone on in GNOME over the last year (or in this >> case, two years) - ie the quarterly reports condensed into one report? >> Or do we want to focus on one or two 'important' areas of each teams >> work for the last year? I can see the benefits to each vision, and I'm >> honestly not sure which one is preferable, although I lean towards the >> second. >> > > The same answer may not be the right answer for all GNOME teams. The > production of reports is very dependent on volunteer effort, so I think > it is good to have a process that gives project teams some flexibility. > > Ultimately we want to communicate that we are a vibrant and productive > community with a strong, positive vision. To do this, we do not need > to include updates from every team, but focus on the ones that make a > strong impact. > > > The only real problem I see with it is time - if we want to get the >> annual report out within the next month, the second route will be much >> harder to accomplish. I think I should be able to read through the >> quarterly reports and hash something together for each team fairly easy >> in the next couple weeks, but writing completely new content/articles >> will take longer. Alternatively we can start contacting the bloggers as >> suggested by Dave and see if any of them would be willing to contribute, >> and go from there. >> > > I would recommend using the quarterly reports more as a guide to better > understand which teams we should be contacting and pushing the hardest > to provide content. I also like the idea of contacting bloggers and > doing a call for contributions and inspiration from the GNOME > community. > > Brian > > -- > marketing-list mailing list > marketing-list@gnome.org > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/**listinfo/marketing-list<http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/marketing-list> >
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