On 18 Feb 2017 1:23 a.m., "Tymon Radzik" wrote:
Thanks, of course i know that $100 won't be enough for ads, because
facebook charge around $5 a day (lowest rate). But the idea behind the 1k
is to make sure that the necessary things are carried out more like some
minor payments. Especially when yo
Consider an potential adopter who wants to try out Sugar. As Caryl knows
from Scale, an adopter wants to know:
1 - What are the capabilities of Sugar, what are its strengths, who is
using it, are there success stories, testimonials from users?
2 - How is it supported? If I were to deploy it and
Thanks, of course i know that $100 won't be enough for ads, because
facebook charge around $5 a day (lowest rate). But the idea behind the 1k
is to make sure that the necessary things are carried out more like some
minor payments. Especially when you are using expensive ads on platform
like Twitter
Thanks, of course i know that $100 won't be enough for ads, because
facebook charge around $5 a day (lowest rate). But the idea behind the 1k
is to make sure that the necessary things are carried out more like some
minor payments. Especially when you are using expensive ads on platform
like Twitter
I am not SLOBs member, however I'd like to share my opinion with you.
I have to agree with Ignacio, I am completely against making proposed
"Social Media Manager" function to be paid.
First and foremost, because Sugar Labs is *volunteer-driven *project. The
idea is that members work for free supp
I am cool with the idea of the Outreachy, i also believe if we can fund
more than one project. Then we should do it. That's a +1 for me.
Samson
On 16 Feb 2017 3:21 a.m., "Walter Bender" wrote:
Does anyone have anything to say regarding my Outreachy motion?
regards.
-walter
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Walter Bender
On 17 Feb 2017 10:01 p.m., "Ignacio RodrÃguez"
wrote:
I love the idea except the part where someone get paid.
Nobody like the idea of getting paid, but that how it is.
We really need to focus on Social Media as described on the document,
but we also need interesting content to share with peop
I love the idea except the part where someone get paid.
We really need to focus on Social Media as described on the document,
but we also need interesting content to share with people. What I
mean, for much I like Sugar Labs I think we don't have enough
content/news/current users..
> 1. Using mys
