Hi meg, nice to hear from you and thanks for your kind words. >> Is it possible for you to make a wiki with this information? That way >> those of us who are less involved in your team can add conferences we are >> attending, volunteer to submit talks, etc. If you could also list how >> someone should contact your team to co-ordinate things that would be great >> (e.g. how do I apply for funding for GNOME marketing materials, is there >> travel funding available if I want to give a talk, etc). You can mail the travel committee and ask for sponsorship, but as you may be awre of the foundation right now have very tight with resources [] > > It just occurred to me that this is kind of a vague request since there are > already a lot of pages which contain this type of info on the wiki. +1
>I guess > what I meant is: is it possible for you to (1) make a page with potential > events which your team is interested in having people attend, in case > someone is already going to be there and can easily help out; I think this is the page [1] you are looking for. We tend to create a wiki page about a specific event once we know that someone will attend/speak, like this one [2]. > and (2) is it > possible for your team to provide a general outline of a process non-team > members can follow to contact your team and easily co-ordinate a GNOME > presence? Well I consider everyone who is willing to speak about GNOME a team member. Write to this list a good start, we are also quite active on irc (#engagement). > I've had some slight difficulty coordinating things in the past > because I have to send emails to so many places, wait for responses, ask >who > to contact next, etc :) Hm, the event wiki page are featured on main gnome wiki page [3]. 1 https://wiki.gnome.org/Events 2 https://wiki.gnome.org/Events/DebConf14 3 https://wiki.gnome.org/ -- -mvh Oliver Propst _______________________________________________ engagement-list mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/engagement-list
