Mike Gerdts wrote: >> I added the Systems Administration area. > > Technically, that is the "Systems Administration Community Group".
I use the term "area" to indicate something bigger than Community Groups. These categories are used to help organize the Use Cases nothing more. The Systems Administration Community may focus on the Systems Administration area, but that doesn't mean that others can help too. I recommend not directly associating areas with Community Groups, so people don't think you have to be a member of the Community Group to contribute. >> Just a few more details before we begin the project ratification process: >> >> - need someone to volunteer to be project point of contact > > Since you have taken the initiative to propose it, I nominate you. If there > is a reason that you do not want this role, feel free to decline. Thanks for the support, but I decline. But, I will help out when I can. >> - I would like one more Community to sponsor this project since it crosses >> Community Boundaries. If you think the project proposal can be ratified in >> your Community let me know. The Documentation and Testing Communities >> already plan to sponsor this project. > > I think it is appropriate for the Systems Administration Community Group > (hereafter "sysadmin community") to sponsor it as well. Peter Tribble (a > core contributor in the sysadmin community) forwarded the proposal to > sysadmin-discuss, suggesting he would support endorsement. I am also a core > contributor in the sysadmin community and am supportive. Sounds good. >> o Initial Project Members: > > I think this should be "Project Members" Once the project is established I expect there to be more members. This is just to get things started. But, I'll use the term "Project Members". >> Joanie Diggs (joanied) Jason Schroeder (jks) Alex Smith (sentinel) Uros >> Nedic (urosn) Sriram Natarajan () Steven Acres (swa) Rich Reynolds (odd1) >> Octave Orgeron (oorgeron) Che Kristo (che) Guruprasad (lgp_cse) norbert >> (norbertc) Hernan Saltiel (hecsa) Masafumi Ohta (masafumi) Ken Mays (kmays) >> > > Mike Gerdts (mgerdts) Thanks, Jim -- Jim Walker, http://blogs.sun.com/jwalker Sun Microsystems, Broomfield, Colorado
