One of the reasons to contribute in an open source project is to invest in a 
potential winner and expect it to prevail SOON.
Maybe we could drive the installation base more, to sell trafodion really hard, 
even for free.
Druid saw significant acceptance this year, by xiaomi, youku, and I highly 
suspected wedian????.
This pattern of acceptance repeats itself with driud,kylin,hbase etc in China. 
High profile tech leaders start using an open source product, talk about it in 
conf. and their engr  contribute as their job.
Volutary contributions by individuals may be less likely, at least not before 
some high profile installation.
so, Maybe we try harder to get more companies using it, even for free? 
Here are 2 links about Druid ref cases, sorry, in chinese.

http://mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MzA5NzkxMzg1Nw==&mid=2653160326&idx=1&sn=9c6a91df0ff088f799eefe2ca14926ca&scene=2&srcid=0808sbIW7Ko6AyeVx9vfoGN3&from=timeline&isappinstalled=0#wechat_redirect
http://m.it168.com/article_2904947.html

Felix
---Original---
From: "Liu, Ming (Ming)"<[email protected]>
Date: 2016/11/12 10:48:07
To: "[email protected]"<[email protected]>;
Subject: RE: Encourage Community


+1 as well. 

Ming

-----Original Message-----
From: Jin, Jian (Seth) [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Saturday, November 12, 2016 7:09 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Encourage Community

+1.
Actually the Chinese users are active in a QQ Group, that is instant message 
software, as I know some of them are not good at English, so it is good idea 
that our community can answer questions in different languages. The same to the 
rest of world.

Br,

Seth 

Sent from mobile device, pls excuse any typo.

?? 2016??11??12????????4:54??Eric Owhadi <[email protected]> ??????

+1, good idea

-----Original Message-----
From: Gunnar Tapper [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Friday, November 11, 2016 2:39 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Encourage Community

Hi,

You might have noticed that there's a link to the "Geode/Trafodion Elite Group" 
on QQ on the web page. This is to help Chinese speakers engage in Chinese when 
not comfortable with communicating in English.

I started a discussion on the incubator list on this topic, which quickly 
included the members list, too. Talk about going big.

As you know, the Apache mantra is "everything happens on the mail lists."
That's no longer true but I still think that we need to encourage it.

As a first step, I propose that we encourage people to ask questions in their 
native language on the mailing lists (especially user) making it clear that the 
Trafodion community has no problem with that since we use a Translator to 
understand the question. I further propose that we do respond in English as 
much as possible relying on the recipient to use a Translator, too.

If you agree on with this, then I'd like to add a new section to the main page 
that describes the above in different languages. We'll provide as many 
languages as we can even if 99.99% will be OK with English if living in; for 
example, Sweden. It's more about the message...

A starting point for word smithing and later translation (I can do the 
translation to Swedish, I'm sure Hans can handle, Ming can do Chinese and so 
on.)

"You can communicate with the Trafodion community even if you are uncomfortable 
with English. Just send an e-mail in your preferred language to 
[email protected]. As a community, we use translation software to help 
remove language barriers. Most often, we respond in English so that you can use 
translation software, too."

We might also provide a page that provides language-specific instructions on 
how to join and leave our mailing lists.

Thoughts?

--
Thanks,

Gunnar
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