Hi Mario, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu/SubTeams
As I said in my previous email, the actual structure of the teams is to be addressed by the teams. The current format was used to form 'comms'. Now that it has members, it is time to decide upon that format. Keep it / change it? The idea for comms? So that those interested in comms / PR stuff can bounce ideas off eachother. An example being the discussion about Lubuntu branded merchandise. This pulls in Rafael for the artwork which we can decide upon and put forward to the entire Lubuntu team as a proposal to discover if it is worth my time (and money) to order it. You mention web-design, as it happens a team that I am involved in has a small web-dev team & I'm sure that once they've finished the bulk of the work on the re-design for that team would be more than happy to create some mock-ups for lubuntu. Regards, Phill. On 4 February 2012 02:14, Mario Behling <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Phill, > > thank you for your email with some background info. > > I appreciate your efforts, but before you call an election, I would > like to understand a few things better: > > a) Comms team sounds like selfexplanatory, but I would like to > understand better, what exactly the lubuntu comms team is up for. What > do you see as the responsibilities and rights? > b) Who does the comms team speak for - the whole community? > c) What are the rights of the team compared to other people in the > community? > d) Why is it necessary to have a "Head of Comms" or "Leader"? Where do > we want to be lead to? > e) Who sets the rules for the team? Where do you get the rules for > calling this election? > f) Rather than thinking about how we can make a structure with leaders > and secretarys I would be more interested in ideas and projects, that > people want to do (e.g. we had people talking about a new mockup for > the website. I would be happy to implement something new, if someone > has a mockup or so.) > > My experience in the free software community is - if someone wants to > be active and do something, they just start to do something and by > being active in the community assume a role, e.g. Julien - "lubuntu > developer" or Raffael - "lubuntu designer". Did we ever vote to have > them in that role? So, if the lubuntu comms team wants to get together > and do something, an active person will automatically resume a role. > > I guess, I do not have a good understanding of your idea for this > team. So, I am looking forward to your response. > > Thank you, > > Mario > > > On Sat, Feb 4, 2012 at 7:15 AM, Phill Whiteside <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi, > > > > Well, lets start at the most recent things... > > > > It was mooted at one of the Lubuntu Meetings that we got a PR / comms > team > > together (go look it up if you've forgotten, my system is having real > > problems). > > > > I knew a good guy used to journailsm and the dog-eat-dog world it is for > > news and asked Jens if he would do me a personal favour to be not so > much a > > Team Leader, but as a consultant. That is why you will see me described > as > > his sectretary. > > > > We have some good volunteers, including those used to PR / comms work > such > > as Rafael from art side and Mario from ubntu.net > > > > along with Steve (Yorvyk) . > > > > We were given a link from Julien, who believed it to be in good faith > and we > > followed it. since then, we have had little flashes of "This is not a > great > > idea to work with these people". > > > > I'm most troubled by that having two experienced people on PR / > advertising > > telling us to say 'NO', is that when we said 'NO' that muktware then went > > and asked individual members to try and influence an over turning of that > > result & that discussions did take place. > > > > There is a simple reason that https://launchpad.net/~lubuntu-comms > > > > exists, that is for us to chat to each other. If any external group > wish to > > chat to us, then that is via the group mailing list. Else we will end up > > splintered. > > > > As a result, Jens now has put himself up for re-election as our T.L. and > I > > have have as admin for the team. It was clearly stated by Julien that sub > > teams govern them selves. I pretty much 'threw' the sub teams together in > > very short time. I think that it is fitting now that we do have the > people > > required to make comms be a conduit for announcements, PR, advertising > stuff > > etc. that this team should vote as to if they wish the structure as is to > > remain, or wish to have a different structure. > > > > As this is a call to voting, no new members can be accepted for voting. > Once > > the vote is finalialsied then new members may join. > > > > For: > > > > Team Leader: Jens (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/nrwlion) > > > > Admin: phillw (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/phillw) > > > > Please either vote for, or nominate different candidates. The vote will > > finish 23:00 UTC Tuesday 7th Feb so that I can ensure things are in place > > for the Lubuntu weekly meeting on Wed 8th Feb 20:00 UTC. > > > > It is really important that you make your selves known with your views. > > > > Regards, > > > > Phill. > > > > -- > > https://wiki.ubuntu.com/phillw > > > -- https://wiki.ubuntu.com/phillw
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