About Support points : In the Hasselt report, I wrote "To constitute the team, 20 support points of Hasselt area were contacted, with 6 answers and 4 volunteers effectively involved in the booth."
14 did not answer, 2 answers with positive reaction to help, but not available on 27/09, 4 answers with participation to the booth (very motivated). Why 14 support points did not answer (they did not decline!) ? I had the same result in Ghent and Antwerp areas, between 20 and 25 % answers (positive and negative). There can be a lot of reasons, the first one is that this kind of request is not in the commitment/engagement of the support point. In July (mail on 18/07/2009), Jurgen tested 27 support points by asking for help on installing Ubuntu in dual boot, with 12 answers (=45%). The support point map is a good tool, but is it efficient and efficiently used? Suggestions 1. Update of the support points map : a mail to all existing members with a "reactivation link" (or something similar) that needs to be clicked on te remain on the list. Possibly this would be a nice moment to ask some additional information (see point 2). 2. In the registration form for support point, add a 4th commitment "Help Ubuntu-be in its activities, if possible", useful for Dipro and s.o. Jan Claeys a écrit : > Op dinsdag 29-09-2009 om 06:12 uur [tijdzone +0200], schreef Jurgen > Gaeremyn: > >> Maybe it would be a good idea to keep track of volunteers who already >> declined, so we don't address them again in 6 months with the same >> question. I can imagine one just randomly picks the closest volunteers >> on the map, and having the same person needing to decline twice would >> probably feel unpleasant. >> > > Depends on why they declined: no time that weekend or not interested in > general? > > > > -- ubuntu-be mailing list / mailto:[email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-be
