Hi Brian I helped to Paul in the gnome annual report 2009 with the design.[1] I happily can take charge with design in the next reports. The way how I worked with paul was basically, He gave me all the information needed and I put it on into a design framework, after that start a orthographic revision and consolidate the Report. So count with me for the design. [2]
[1] https://live.gnome.org/DanielGalleguillos/GNOME_Annual_Report_Mockup [2] https://live.gnome.org/DanielGalleguillos/ Regards Daniel Galleguillos GNOME Chile 2011/9/29 Brian Cameron <[email protected]> > > Pockey: > > > I wrote a GNOME.Asia Summit 2010 Report that was initially for GNOME >> Journal. Paul mentioned it would be published in the 2010 Annual Report >> instead. Should this report be included? >> > > Yes, I should think so. But first we need a team of people to help put > the Annual Report together. > > Brian > > > > On 09/27/2011 10:46 AM, Brian Cameron wrote: >> >>> >>> At the last GNOME Foundation board meeting, the topic of the Annual >>> Report came up. The 2009 Annual Report[1] seemed to be a bit >>> exhausting and was quite late. It is already quite late for the 2010 >>> report. Paul Cutler was working on the 2009 Annual Report, but I am not >>> sure if anybody has picked up on this task now that Paul is not working >>> on it. At this point does it make sense to do a Bi-Annual Report or >>> something? >>> >>> So, is anybody on the marketing team helping with the Annual Report? >>> Has any progress been made? What needs to be done? >>> >>> I suspect that we may need to scale back the Annual Report. Is the >>> reason this task keeps falling to the wayside because it has become too >>> much work? While we have done some really amazing glossy feature full >>> Annual Reports in the past few years, it may be time to focus on doing >>> something more simple and focused that we can finish on a more regular >>> schedule. >>> >>> There are some topics the Annual Report should include: >>> >>> - Karen is our new Executive Director, so we should include a letter >>> from her. >>> - The fact that we released GNOME 3.0 and have 3.2 on the way is >>> something we should be communicating excitement about. Perhaps >>> we could use the same sort of text that we are putting in the Release >>> Notes. >>> - The GNOME 3 parties were so successful, that they deserve some >>> text, and we should showcase the photo contest winners, and other >>> nice photos taken over the past year. This could be much the same >>> text as from Emily's Desktop Summit presentation. >>> - The GNOME Events section is important, I think. >>> - The financial update section. >>> - A page recognizing sponsors. >>> - I really liked how we highlighted GNOME Foundation members who >>> have been members more than 10 years. We should keep doing that. >>> >>> Some of the other sections (bug squad, interviews, team reports, etc.) >>> are nice, but I think we may need to focus on the basics just to get >>> back on track. >>> >>> Thoughts? Help? >>> >>> Brian >>> >>> [1] https://live.gnome.org/DanielGalleguillos/GNOME_Annual_Report_Mockup >>> >> >> > -- > marketing-list mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/marketing-list >
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