2011/6/16 Rob Weir <[email protected]>: > On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 9:27 AM, RA Stehmann > <[email protected]> wrote: >> I think we shouldn't invent the wheel twice ;-). >> >> The OpenOffice.org community has an more or less good working >> infrastructure of leads, contact persons, native lang communities, >> teams, mailing lists, websites etc.. >> >> IMO we should make an inventory, keep the usefull elements and drop the >> dated. And let persons, who undertake the task of doing something and >> who are elected by the OpenOffice.org community, doing their job forward. >> > > That makes sense to me. But I think this is less about "wearing > crowns" and more about "doing". We don't need to give someone the > title of "X Lead". But if someone steps up and starts doing X, and > does it well, works well in the project, and ensure that decisions > occur via consensus on the list, than that person will start taking on > the attributes of the de facto "X Lead". > > We have a request entered with Apache Infrastructure for a wiki to > help us with your second point. Once we have the wiki it should be > possible to map out a inventory or "site map" of the existing > OpenOffice.org web site. So maybe a big table listing each of the > subsites or services on OpenOffice.org, along with columns for > "migrate/archive/trash", "priority" and "volunteer". Something like > that. >
to have an idea ... these are the current mailinglists in the OOo ... german subdomain. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] at the beginning the geramanophone branche of OOo startet with only *two* mailinglist all the others where created according to the needs of the German Project. I don't know how ot organise the national parts of the project. Subdomains? But IMHO each "national project" should start with at least a userlist and a list to organise the "national needs" ;-) ... Ingrid ... Christian other ideas? Manfred excuse typos, grammer and diction
