Hi all, On jeu, 2007-03-01 at 20:47 +0000, Matthew East wrote:
> However, not all news items are interesting for the Fridge's userbase. > The vast majority of the UWN is useful for people working *within* the > Ubuntu community to keep in touch with other aspects of the community. > As the community grows, the UWN gets more and more *vital* to ensuring > that the community can keep in touch and avoid fragmenting. For example, > active participants on the Forums can tell us what is happening there, > active participants in the art team can do the same, and so on. We must > not lose that. I see another aspect of the UWN. The French translation of the UWN is distributed as: - a mail on the French users mailing list - a topic on the French forum - an article on the French planet At least the two first media, permit people who does not follow the Ubuntu actuality (by not subscribing to any planet, any blog) to be informed on what's going on in Ubuntu. They are not involved in the Ubuntu community, but they are happy to know what's new. We have had a lot of good feed back for the posts on the French users mailing list. With the UWN we *push* informations to users, he does not have to pull it. > > So, in sum: the Fridge and the UWN have differing functions, both of > which are essential and shouldn't be lost. I can not agree more :-). I think there were good ideas for lightening the UWN process in this thread, I would not like this newsletter to be lost, for me, and for the users. I would be glad to help. Cheers, Lionel -- ubuntu-marketing mailing list ubuntu-marketing@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-marketing
