Hi All...
Sorry- I've just had the chance, to check in and catch-up, and catch all
this "deactivated", stuff. I'm a new member, no big plans or rockin'
idea's from me.
But, if i may...
Boy, did I spend allot of time surfing around the wiki & such, trying to
catch up & pitch in here. As ya all have done= huh?
I've not heard of meetings, or had direction to, or the mention of, a
meetings page? This is like- a rude awakening.
Anyway, I think its my loss for not being "able" & "available", to sit
at my PC every day...or couple of times a week, to keep up to speed,
with everything.
It was tuff enough catching up on these mailing lists ~ never mind
spending time on the irc channel.
And then, not knowing how to 'ping' someone, or find a quick link, so as
to "get back on the team", is a good way to know if ya fit in somewhere
{"qualify", is my word!}.
I feel to ponder, my membership here, as 'simple' things, all turn
"very" complicated & drawn out, as to have a level of skilled knowledge.
This is not my schooling, or job description, but it is a desire. With
all this communication, ~ there's a lack of good communication.It's good to trim 'inactive members, that haven't posted in a year, ~ but, I must be missing some obvious thing to, "that train of thought", since- whoever has the control to "deactivate", ~ must also know, "who has posted recently". Jason Macklin, Sara Vasquez, & others- voiced well. This must have been a heavy issue, to act so quickly without a posting of any kind, to present "active", members, for like ~ a 30 day notice? Just part of my opinion, sorry for the lack of abbreviations or proper etiquette. Peace... stanz -- ubuntu-marketing mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-marketing
