Thanks James for this frank statement. 'Involved' means a software
developer who works according to SugarLabs gitHub procedures and
communicates by sugar-devel. Those who are users of Sugar and dealing
daily with the reality of its benefits and limitations are not involved
but merely 'busy'.
Thats a great idea. Outreaching is always good. It seems like markering
team is at good pace.
On Sat, 22 Dec 2018, 11:30 am Rishabh Thaney,
wrote:
> Thanks for the update, Walter and congratulations to all the newly elected
> members.
>
> I would also like to help Samson and Vipul with
It is wonderful to see a real discussion of the educational use of Sugar
on this list.
I am particularly interested in your programming syllabus for 5th grade
students. I am trying to introduce text programming (Python and
Javascript) to
primary school students.
I assume you did this class
Thanks for the update, Walter and congratulations to all the newly elected
members.
I would also like to help Samson and Vipul with outreach.
Would also like to share that we recently hosted an 'hour of code' with the
ACM student chapter of our college in which we went to a school and taught
Great! congratulations to the new SLOB members.
Thanks for the updates
Rahul Bothra is helping to organize a new set of landing pages for Google
> Summer of Code. I anticipate that Sugar Labs will be applying again this
> year and we are striving to be more organized than in years past.
>
I
Thanks for summarizing the recent organizational activity and best wishes
to all :)
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Thanks for sharing!
On Fri, Dec 21, 2018, 7:06 PM Alex Perez In case anyone was curious...
>
> Of the 238 subscribers on iaep@lists.sugarlabs.org:
>
> * 32 people have chosen to place their subscription in the "nomail"
> state, so they are able to send e-mail to the list, but don't receive
>
Fair enough
Given the tiny size of the present community, I find it hard to understand
why if all such messages are in a muted thread, it would bother me :)
On Fri, Dec 21, 2018, 7:22 PM Alex Perez Dave,
>
> It's not about 'splintering' discussion. There are a lot of logistics
> for a physical
I have a Sugar Labs banner that I can make available.
On Fri, Dec 21, 2018, 7:22 PM Alex Perez Dave,
>
> It's not about 'splintering' discussion. There are a lot of logistics
> for a physical event, from "I'll bring X, Y, Z" to "meet us here on
> Friday" that simply _should not_ be happening on
Dave,
It's not about 'splintering' discussion. There are a lot of logistics
for a physical event, from "I'll bring X, Y, Z" to "meet us here on
Friday" that simply _should not_ be happening on the iaep mailing list.
Dave Crossland wrote:
I agree with Caryl, in that unlike me and the 229
Caryl,
Don't take it personally. While I agree James' comment was unfortunate,
I do also understand what he was trying to say. I find it to have been
worded quite poorly. We should all move on with the discussion.
Caryl, can you share your thoughts on what additions, as well as
deletions,
In case anyone was curious...
Of the 238 subscribers on iaep@lists.sugarlabs.org:
* 32 people have chosen to place their subscription in the "nomail"
state, so they are able to send e-mail to the list, but don't receive
normal or digest e-mails.
* 56 of the 238 subscribers have digest mode
Heh. Sorry about that. Uninvolved in the event-planning mailing
list, is what I was saying. You're quite involved, I know. But you
don't want to be involved in the event-planning mailing list, so
that's fine.
We have 43 people to draw from; that's who voted at the recent
election. I want to
I agree with Caryl, in that unlike me and the 229 others not doing anything
for scale, she is doing something and that should only be commended.
I also think splintering the discussion in many mailing lists is a pity,
since email reader app features exist to deal with muting uninteresting
To Everyone...
I am saddened and a bit discouraged by James' comments about Tony and I being
"too busy to be involved." There wouldn't have been anyone at SCaLE ever if I
were not involved. There would be no Primero1° if I had not been involved.
There would be no small deployment at a women's
Thanks Alex,
Don't worry about Tony and Caryl. Like the other 230 or so
subscribers, they are too busy to be involved. Rest of us on
event-planning can keep them updated with occasional posts to IAEP.
In other words; we split our messaging; for the too busy uninvolved we
will say different
Caryl,
The fact of the matter is that there really are 240 subscribers on the
IAEP mailing list :) That said, I'm sure the percentage of folks who
actually bother to read, much less participate, in these conversations
is a tiny fraction of that.
As far as the banner goes, my personal
Hi Again...
Tony Anderson would like to see us keep this discussion on the iaep list, and I
agree with him. If there are really 240 subscribers, please let's hear from
more of you! This is all about "marketing" Sugar and everyone should have an
interest in that! (See the PS below)
Let's
Thank you for the update, Walter and congratulations to all SLOB members.
It sure is looking up to be a great next year for Sugar Labs.
I will be helping Samson and others in outreach and promotion of Sugar Labs
through workshops and conferences. Looking forward to awesome
contributions.
Happy
IAEP has become nearly moribund with our current emphasis on
developer-developer communication. I think this discussion should remain
on IAEP to remind the subscribers that this is fundamentally an
educational project not a software development project.
As I understand it, olpc is ok but OLPC
Thabks and congratulations to all the new slob.
On Fri, 21 Dec 2018, 6:55 pm Walter Bender, wrote:
> I hope everyone is well. We are in a seasonal transition -- winter has
> begun in the north and summer in the south. I wanted to convey holiday
> greetings to everyone in the community and also
I hope everyone is well. We are in a seasonal transition -- winter has
begun in the north and summer in the south. I wanted to convey holiday
greetings to everyone in the community and also to provide some updates:
* We have a new oversight board. Welcome to James Cameron, Alex Perez, and
Devin
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