Re: [Trisquel-users] FSF Vision Survey | The Free Software Foundation needs your feedback. Their vision survey is up until the end of January.

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Basically, I wrote about the need to get representatives per country and also  
per state of a country, and the need to make the inactive ones more active.  
There is also need for a global community communication and interaction (but  
the main challenge is actually the language used, for which the Esperanto  
language can perhaps solve this issue, since it's easier to learn, and some  
countries like Brazil have a non-mandatory provision for high school to teach  
it if the school receives enough demand for it, which I think could be  
mandatory instead of based on demand).

Also there is the "fork and forget" kind of attitude. It's acceptable to have  
this kind of attitude when something isn't really in the goals of the  
original project, but for translations, localized forums and mods, things can  
stay in the same place. Example: The MinetestBrasil.com community was divided  
from the Minetest.net community just because a Brazilian Portuguese forum  
wasn't made there, or because of the language boundaries.