Hi Louis,
I am alive and kicking, but have been working on various things, among
others ODF and QA.
I think some of the fairly low number of members is because we do very
little with the product. The activities are around documentation and
discussion where we have several active group members. We will work
harder to increase our community, with other areas of contribution.
Some of the action points that I will work with in the near future to
increase the activity in the group:
* Create a campaign with a more information for participation
* Inform and refresh the knowledge about QA and releases, as several
people need to work with these activities
* Be more active to ask for permission to participate with the localization.
Feel free to comment on these areas of improvement,
Best,
Per
Louis Suarez-Potts skrev 2009-12-17 14:02:
On 2009-12-17, at 06:13 , Charles-H. Schulz wrote:
Hello Louis,
Le Wed, 16 Dec 2009 22:29:59 -0500,
Louis Suarez-Potts<louis.suarez-po...@sun.com> a écrit :
I'm concerned about the Swedish language group and for that matter,
the OOo advocates and OOo members in Sweden. There are numerous
activities going on and there are also quite a few businesses
interested in or engaged with Foss and even OOo. ODF is also big
there. But none of these factors has seemingly been sufficient to
form a sustainable OOo commons or community, and so I'm concerned.
I've suggested before to Leif (DA), Martin (NO) and others the idea
of a pan-Nordic language/regional group. That may be a solution, but
it, like everything else, needs to be driven to succeed.
So, let's start from the basics: Where are the Swedish community
members? What is the state of health of the community there? And can
we look to forming such a pan-Nordic group?
Best,
Louis
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