Jos et al, I would like to develop this topic: [HIGH] for install fests. I would like to ask for 'permission' to develop this on a temporary wiki page that can later be transferred to the final version, would this be possible?
nelson On Tue, 2010-08-31 at 13:26 +0200, Jos Poortvliet wrote: > Dear friends, > > A while ago the following list was created: > http://piratepad.net/1BhrwTboSg > > It is a list of things we can do for the ambassadors to support them in what > they do - spreading the word about openSUSE. > > This list is huge - and many of the things won't be done quickly. > > But there is low-hanging fruit in there. Some of those things we already > have, either on the old wiki or already on the new one. It is being gathered > and linked to on http://en.opensuse.org/Portal:Marketing > > Now what is needed is that ppl (you, yes) go through the list and either add > links to the wiki pages where such information can be found, or add more > information. > > It ain't difficult - it just takes some of your time. You've all been > enthousiastic about doing stuff, now's the time to step up ;-) > > Go to the piratepad link and see if there is something you are interested in. > And pick it up - announce you want to do it and start doing it! > > You don't have to do it completely, or perfectly - if you're english is bad, > no problem. If you only know half of what you need to know, put that half in > there - even if it's just notes, it doesn't matter. Add the links and mail > us to let others look at it and add their thoughts. > > In general, what is needed is somebody to START a page and make a beginning. > From there onwards it will move, I promise. > > So if you want to do more than *discuss* things, if you want to really make a > difference, this is how to do it! > > Questions? Ask on the list or contact me privately. > > Cheers, > Jos -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
