Speaking of content on gnome.org ... I heard that there were people working
on it but I'm not clear what's being worked on. I saw the new image (and
liked it) but I think we could also use a site review. Is anything like that
going on? If not, I will kick it off ...
Stormy

On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 12:48 AM, Thilo Pfennig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:

> Dave Neary schrieb:
> > 1. A set of ideas on low-pmaintenance stuff we can do for this type of
> thing
> > 2. A list of people with the skills to do these things
> > 3. someone/a small group to be aware of upcoming things, and co-ordinate
> > volunteers
> >
> This sounds like a good task for marketing crew. We could make a list on
> a wiki page where people can add events, too. The somebody could send a
> list of upcoming events to some lists like marketing and the foundation
> board some weeks before an event so there would be enough time to veto
> and/or prepair things.
>
> As I am writing this, I read the renewed
> http://live.gnome.org/UserGroups page. So you already have a calendar.
> Do you think adding more general events would be finde. As I think GNOME
> user groups is maybe the right slot for those events - then spreading to
> the general GNOME page. This list should contain worldwide events that
> GNOME supports wholeheartedly and likes its users to know about or maybe
> use as a local action. This would/could be:
>
> * Software Freedom Day
> * Stop Software Patents world Day (which is today)
> * Document Freedom Day (promotes open document standards, which is what
> GNOME also supports I guess)
> * Anniversaries of GNOME, GNU, Linux kernel, X11, ...
> * New GNOME releases, thats already happening. Maybe we could add a
> countdown like "Only XX days till the release of GNOME 2.24" ?
> * I would also consider releases of distros to be mentioned as this
> means that GNOME users get a new GNOME (much more than the release of a
> new GNOME does). So one could announce like: "A new Ubuntu is out. With
> that Ubuntu users get the new GNOME 2.24", same for Fedora and others.
>
> BTW - maybe we could have a simple solution for www.gnome.org also that
> includes a kind calendar . If wgo would have a space for something like
> announcement banners and one could plan what is in that banner - one
> could work very early  on what will appear. Those banners could also
> like to live.gnome.org/DocumentFreedomDay which again could explain what
> that is and how GNOME users can get involved.
>
> Another thing that strikes me on WGO: I do  not see any link to  an
> "Events" page. But there are still two links to Support page.
>
> I could create this page - everybody could review - and I also could
> send a list of events  to this list. Those could be discussed here also
> and maybe adding those to the calendar would also be a nice idea. For
> local events I would suggest that the national GNOME organizations do
> such stuff - so like Linuxtag in Germany is something the german team
> should work on.
>
> regards,
> Thilo
>
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