On 2011-02-11 Chuck wrote: > On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 1:17 PM, Jos Poortvliet <[email protected]> wrote: > > Dear friends, > > > > We have an interesting opportunity before us to communicate to > > people who might not be fans of or very much aware of openSUSE. > > Novell is setting up a mailinglist system for SUSE Studio. Users > > of Studio are categorized in ISV, individual user, corporate user > > and open source project. Now the second and last categories we > > could spam once a month or so with something like a newsletter > > talking about openSUSE. Just an idea of course, we could also send > > them daily viagra mail but I bet they'll block SUSE Studio mail if > > we do that > > > > :D > > > > Now we can discuss the usual riff-raff of ideas. I can think of a > > few myself - as usual, ideas are cheap. It's the work that counts. > > So let me introduce, just for this discussion, an interesting > > rule: if you add an idea, that means you are willing to do it. For > > example, if person X will say "we could do a monthly newsletter" > > that means that person X is willing and committed to do it. Or > > doesn't share the idea. > > > > NOW let's see how many ideas there are ;-) > > > > Cheers, > > Jos > > (in an experimental mood, combined with a cold, headache, backpains > > and way to much work on his plate to be able to sit back and relax > > or sleep, meh meh meh) > > Jos, > > I love to do something like. I been wanting to do a PDF that people > can do and carry on the e-book/pad. With tips and tricks. And > lighting apps that where built on openSUSE.
Awesome. Do you really think it is possible to do this regularly? You can of course re-use any texts we wrote and ask for help - but you'll have to be 'in charge'. It'd be great if you can do it, of course... Nobody else offers to help with this?
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