2009/11/3 John Vilsack <[email protected]> > https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-marketing/2009-October/003714.html > > https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-marketing/2009-October/003720.html > > This matter has been covered. For the good of the team, let's stop > the trolling and move on together with our common goal in mind. > > I am not trolling John. Honestly I want this team to be as effective as possible. I just wanted to put those facts in the table.
We have had our differences, I will admit that. But I have to add: the more I read your proposals (I went through all your emails in our marketing-team list) the more I feel we share many ideas and goals of how the Marketing team should work and what its aims should be. We just have a different way of seeing how those can be achieved. And it seems to me that our different perspectives are based in our experience with the Ubuntu community in general, but that can be aligned and resolved. I am sure you can be a great resource for this team and I really want you to have the opportunity to open our eyes to new perspectives. As a community member I am really trying to be constructive here and I want to speak in behalf of my teams (Ubuntu-no, SpreadUbuntu) to make the Marketing team a real, palpable and useful resource to the whole community. Once that is said, Yes! Let's move forward and find the best possible way to cooperate and make our team the greatest Marketing community team in the whole FLOSS ecosystem! > > 2009/11/2 Rubén Romero y Cordero <[email protected]>: > > > >[...] > Best regards, Rubén Romero https://launchpad.net/~huayra
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