On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 9:30 AM, Manu Gupta <[email protected]> wrote: > Well there are 14 now :D > > On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 6:55 PM, Jos Poortvliet <[email protected]> > wrote: >> On 2011-03-15 Chuck wrote: >>> On Tue, Mar 15, 2011 at 11:10 AM, Jos Poortvliet >>> >>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>> > Hey marketing team, >>> > >>> > Based on our IRC discussion yesterday a more extensive proposal, >>> > connected to the mail I just send to the boosters with you in CC: >>> > >>> > Our ambassadors are often local (many don't even speak English, or >>> > barely); so what we do with/for them has to be translatable, easy >>> > to read or in their hands. They often spend not a huge amount of >>> > time on openSUSE; so what we do for/with them should not take much >>> > time. And the fact they are ambassador gives them some >>> > credibility; so we should make that clear. >>> > >>> > Currently, we have an ambassador mailinglist. Some ambassadors are >>> > on there; many are not (like most of the active people in Brazil >>> > or Greece - despite those countries being among the most active >>> > for us, as far as we know). They usually have a local mailinglist >>> > (not on openSUSE infrastructure) which they use for planning and >>> > discussing. >>> > >>> > First, I would like to propose to bring such mailinglists to >>> > openSUSE infrastructure. That means - let ambassadors ask for a >>> > language/region specific mailinglist. Not too many rules, if they >>> > feel they need one for something, give it. But there should be one >>> > limitation: at least one or two active people on that list should >>> > be on the international ambassador mailinglist; and we need a >>> > one-way, moderated mailinglist to reach ALL ambassador lists at >>> > once for things that concern everybody. >>> > >>> > Second, let them create a localized ambassador team page on the >>> > wiki (or on connect.opensuse.org, dunno what makes most sense). >>> > Actually, it'd be great if they had an English page which is >>> > translated - so each team (the Greek team, Brazil team etc) has a >>> > page on the wiki; and it is translated in their language(s). They >>> > can have links there to the mailinglist and the forum place they >>> > hang out, as well as their IRC channel(s). >>> > >>> > This will allow countries/regions to build their own team. Yet, due >>> > to the requirement of having 1-2 ppl on the international list, we >>> > are connected. >>> > >>> > Now we need to make sure there is communication as much as >>> > possible. The ambassadors should get the word out on what they do >>> > - that's what the ambassador report stuff is for, which I mailed >>> > to the Boosters team. I hope we can make that happen. >>> > >>> > Cheers, >>> > Jos >>> >>> Jos, >>> >>> Who is on the booster team. I like to join. >> >> ? you know the opensuse boosters, the 13 guys incl henne, klaas, pavol >> etc? google it :D >> >>> Pup >> >> >> > > > > -- > Regards > Manu Gupta >
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