Hi all
Am .09.2017, 16:13 Uhr, schrieb Myrle Krantz <my...@apache.org>:
On Wed, Sep 20, 2017 at 3:50 PM, Sharan Foga <sha...@apache.org> wrote:
As we are trying to build up a presence in other regional conferences I
think it would be good to find out about and promote any ASF relevant
activities that they have.
Thanks for the offer of help and will keep it in mind. Jacques, Herve
and Narcisse are currently working with me offline on the French
details for the conference.
If we're doing some comdev work regionally, would it make sense to
start creating regional comdev mailing lists as a need arises? (for
example d...@community.apache.org for the combined German speaking
parts of Europe) For the solutions.hamburg Apache we spent a lot of
time off-list too, because the 100+ mails about details would've been
a burden for the many comdev subscribers who weren't involved.
The result wasn't bad, but:
A.) We might have gotten more Germans involved if there had been a
base of Germans subscribed "listening in" on the list. Especially
when it came to putting together a German translation of the Apache
brochure.
B.) None of that communication is now archived or visible for
individuals or tools.
I know that YAL (yet another list) can be annoying; and it won't work
if nobody's interested enough to subscribe. Since the regional
approach to community building is so much more cost effective, it
seems to me to be the way of the future for Apache, and this might
help support the approach. Other opinions?
I'm very interested in such a group, even we have to keep a eye that we
don't split the community. But I think, regional Group are a good way to
get people in. I see often the problem that peoples have no idea how big
Apache is and how many projects we have.
Regards Raphael
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