Dear Rubén, Would it be possible to grow spread ubuntu into a more community based website now that we have the basics of uploading media?
There are a couple of things I may post into launchpad feature requests for spread ubuntu: * Quality of Publish scoring - A score out of 5 starts to be calculated by the computer comprising the published quality. It's metrics such as DPI (90DPI too low, 300DPI just right), formats (pdf+10, png+5, jpegs-10 etc) * Quality of Source scoring - A score for the source material, xcfs should be scored less than svgs, no source or other formats should recieve very low scores. Raster images to take into account DPI. * Mashup recognition - I've derived a number of works from the work done by others (I admit I had to redraw everything in SVG, but I guess most arts aren't up to speed on media source formats) I'd like to be able for my works to link back. * Group profiles - Have a place for LoCo groups to register an account as a consumer of materials. This allows us to say what materials we've used and what we've liked. * Requests - Allow consumers of marketing media to request new works for specific events or ideas. allow the selection of existing works as the kind of styles to use. All works to be uploaded. * Commenting on works. What we want really is to make the spread ubuntu site not just a resource that random people put things into, but a resource that EVERY single LoCo should be joining and getting involved in. That was if artists do come along to a LoCo, they're automatically involved in the marketing system. * Marketing Campains - the ability to message all LoCo contacts with memberships and/or the LoCo contacts mailing list to get people involved with initalitives in certain parts of the world to coordinate the same marketing message. This may include twiting/denting or putting up 10 posters per joiner, but the feature should allow for people to commit themselves to doing it and perhaps even for certain areas to organise mass print runs. We can talk about any of these things at UDS is anyone else is going. More community involvement, better tools, more reasons for visiting and contributing to the spread ubutnu website. So far I see it as our best focus point for the Ubuntu Marketing group. Best Regards, Martin Owens > 2009/11/3 Rubén Romero y Cordero <[email protected]>: > > Go John! > > > > I for one have been here so long that playing a new game in the sandbox > > might be fun for us all, and not only that but might be exactly what we > > need! > > > > As I have worked in projects I totally agree with new structure in this > > team. We really need that and I am sick and tired of us not making this team > > suck less. > > > > I have decided to support your initiative. The worse that can happens is > > that we succeed! :-) > > > > So, please go forward whether people is there or not. > > > > I will try my best to be at the meeting and If I don't I promise to read the > > log! > > > > I send this only to you, because I want you to know this. I am tired to > > being too vocal, I like action and you seem to be a guy of action yourself. > > > > Let's do this! > > > > R. > > -- ubuntu-marketing mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-marketing
