maybe we could make a small php for setting up those groups ! with a function to add you to a group, and to create new group. As soon as a group got enough people, let say, 4-5 and a meeting date/time. We have a groups.
group could be something like. - Web developement - Newbie Teaching - NoGoalGroup: people are just there playing with their linux, answering question and sharing info/stuff/tips/etc. - Qt/KDE Developement : fixing bugs (bugs.kde.org), making new stuff. - Other developement related. - CLUG related stuff : website, marketing, reaching more people, etc. just a few idea, I would love to see living. Like I said, the PHP file could allow people to create new group goals. A group could contain a tag, saying if the groups members want to be anonymous or not. So, when a group is formed, or when someone want to create a group, the group's member are not shown, only the count. That allow people to suggest idea without being afraid of anything. And where there is enough people to get a meeting, members simply choose together if they want to publicize their name on the website or not. fun ? Mathieu On Thursday 04 September 2003 10:04 am, Jason Louie wrote: > After last nights meeting and brainstorming session. I came up with > some ideas that might help with issues that were brought up. I was > wondering if having something similar to cell groups in churches might > work. Basically the concept is that any members who want to participate > sign up for this project. Small managable groups will then be created > with a leader / main coordinator in each group. In turn members can > share within a smaller group if they don't want to post to the main list. > > I figured that having someone more direct to talk to would help > those struggling with certain situations. Maybe having a list of > mentors with the applications, tools, distibutions strengths of those > who want to help and hold hands through troubled times. Just though I'd > throw some ideas out. -- <Neil> Using spaces for indentation is like using tabs for carriage return.
