Am Donnerstag, den 31.01.2008, 09:32 +0000 schrieb Alan Pope: > Whereas I can see a significant benefit. Communication.
A Wikipage is for me no communication, it is documentation. > There has been a lot of critisism in the past about the lack of > communication from Canonical / CC to LoCos, and vice versa. This reporting > system helps to address that issue. A Wikipage doesn't solve that problem. If you remeber we had a few weeks the mail from Yann that Canonical will have booth in france at a linux expo. We had the same issue in germany. The germany LoCoTeam adds all his events to the ConferenceAppearances[0] wikipage. So it was well documented. But there was no adavantage for us. From Canonical side was no communitcation about there booth. So I think that a LoCoTeam Report wikipage doesn't solve the lack of communication between LocoTeams and Canonical. Same for communication between LoCoTeams. There is allready this mailingliste, the irc channel and a wiki. But most communication goes between single members of different LocoTeams. I personal think that we should use the communication structer we have bevor we start something new. regards julius
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