Yes it's a local one but open to the surrounding area. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WA-Pomeroy has all the details including a map.
Chris Rohde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hey Pomeroy Lab, What LoCo are you running that WA won't help you promote? Is it a City/Localized team? bordy Pomeroy Lab wrote: > I only see one problem with the LoCo Locomotive. There is too much room for > politics. I like the idea of several LoCo teams all over the world and one > site pointing to each of them. The thing is even if we don't like everything > they are all doing and saying we don't have to try to control them. Just > having a general list of locations of LoCo computer labs is a good idea and > advertising this list. I know there is politics involved in WA State because > no one will even add my LoCo team to the list. I understand a set of rules > that work such as the Safe Guide To Scouting for the Boy Scouts. This is a > plain and simple set of rules that makes it impossible to get in trouble if > you follow them and would work great with the LoCo teams if you just took the > parts about camping out unless you wanted to allow Linux teams to go on camp > outs as part of club activities. The thing is there should be some suggested > guidelines but unless the Ubuntu LoCo federation is directly responsible for > the actions of each LoCo team I would not worry to much about controlling > them. I would worry much more about advertising the whole thing. To tell you > the truth a simple advertising campaign on TV or Radio in the US would be a > very good idea. This way you could charge a monthly fee of $10.00 to be > listed on the LoCo site as a location and this money would go towards adds > for the site. I don't see any problem here. Please let the LoCo team know > what you think about this? In WA State and Idaho it seems like pulling teath > to get anyone to help me promote my LoCo. > > Andi Darmawan wrote: Jono Bacon wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> One of the things I have discussed for a while is the idea of a LoCo >> Teams Council - this will be a council to help govern and run the LoCo >> community as a whole. The aim of the council will be to: >> >> * provide a governing body that people can take decisions on the wider >> LoCo community, and be representative of that community. >> * approve / reject resource requests, removing the bottlenecks that we >> have experienced recently. >> * a place for teams to take conflict issues to. >> * a forum in which the future plans and direction of the project can be >> discussed and debated. >> I have written up a document outlining the functions of the council at >> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LoCoTeams/LoCoCouncil - it is largely derived >> from the Forums/IRC councils in how core chunks work. >> >> Please head over and read it and post comments in this thread - don't >> edit the page directly, this way I can merge in the changes. >> >> Jono >> > > LoCo Teams Council is a good idea :) > > Just a suggestions, if it's possible to make the ULTC members could > represent LoCo from every continent. Because the condition of running a > LoCo in every country may differ. > > begin:vcard fn:Chris Rohde n:Rohde;Chris email;internet:[EMAIL PROTECTED] tel;cell:941-256-3448 x-mozilla-html:TRUE version:2.1 end:vcard -- loco-contacts mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/loco-contacts
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