Maybe this has been proposed and maybe it's blunt obvious, still I need
to ask,
would it be possible to make this official for those who contribute so
they can publish their contribution in their CV and boost their chances
of landing a job and in case a future employer would want to dig up more
info to vouch for them?
This couldbring in many new volunteers as well as startle the motivation
of existing contributors granted they could include the Ubuntu GNOME
project into their CV and have it legitimized.
Personally I think it's rather interesting to have it as part of one's
resume because when an employer contacts the Ubuntu GNOME board of
directors it would be backed up properly, helping out an individual to
land a position.
Then people would perhaps spend even more time on the project because
they would boost their own chances for a successful future career.
A win-win for everyone.
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