Hi Neil! On 23 July 2010 16:29, Neil Coetzer <[email protected]> wrote: > This is possibly not the right place to ask, so forgive me if this is > the case. >
Looks like the right place to ask to me! Others might benefit from this discussion. > I'm doing a "review" of LoCo Team members who have joined up on our > Launchpad page, but haven't been active or visible since. The idea is to > follow up individually with each member and find out if they need > further information or assistance, and to generally try to lure them in > as active members. > What a great idea! > In several cases, they have not provided a public e-mail address and I > have used the contact facility on Launchpad to mail them. However, I've > only sent a few messages and am being told that I have reached my quota > and need to wait 23 hours before I can contact anyone else. Sending out > a few messages a day isn't the greatest way of doing this, so I was > wondering if there's any way around this for team administrators? > As I understand it, if the team has no contact address listed at https://launchpad.net/~zimbabwe-team under "Team details Email:" I _believe_ that when you click 'Contact team' the mail you send goes to _everyone_ on the team. You might want to check that with some launchpad people in #launchpad or maybe someone else here knows. Second option (which is a bit nasty) would be to expire each person and then add them back into the team. When you do that you get a field in which you can put some text. You could put a little apology for the bounce, and some questions or an offer for them to get in touch with you. Last option would be to go and hunt them down via other means :) Look them up on the forums and use a bit of common sense to see if it's the same person. I note the team in question has about 30 people which doesn't seem too many to track down. Maybe someone else has a better suggestion? Cheers, Al. -- loco-contacts mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/loco-contacts
