Hello everyone, I hope everyone is fine and doing well.
After sometime being a member in Lubuntu and after some communications (emails mostly and sometimes IRC) with Julien and others, I'm starting to understand more about how things are moving and going on here. I sent to Julien few days ago asking him about something and here is some of what I sent and a reply from Julien: *> Oh, there is also one more thing. We need a guide line for each > > sub-team so that each member knows exactly what he/she has to do. I > > have proposed some for the comms team and I have sent it few days ago. > > I also had a plan to write some thoughts/suggestions as a guide line > > for Wiki and Support Team but being sick is pushing me hard to be > > slow. I wish this topic can be discussed on the meeting too. We are > > done with the teams so it's time now to start the fun :)* > > I consider each team independent. They are free to organize themselves > as they wishes. You can provide guidelines for your own team, and > publish them for others if they are interested. But, IMO there is > nothing to discuss. It's your own rules, if other people are interested, > they can use them, or adapt them. No need to negotiate with others :) Since day one, I have noticed that there is some work to be done on the Wiki Area. Clean up, Update, change, add, etc and now we have set our teams so guess we need to start working together as a team. First of all, I suggest to have a quick meeting to discuss some plans/thoughts and listen to each member of the team. At the end of the meeting, we should have come up with some ideas/plans/suggestions/guidelines or whatever you call it which will be our to-do list in the short run. Then, everyone will have specific task to do and most important thing is we all need to work as one team. I have lots of plans to the point I feel so confused and not sure from where to start? perhaps being in many different teams with many plans is a confusing thing but as I mentioned, since the beginning and I'm looking to do something on this area (Wiki). Let me know what do you think :) The more I think about what Julien wrote the more I like the idea because, of course, Wiki people should know what they have to do MORE than those who never even updated a Wiki page. I mean, each team has specific tasks to do which are different from the tasks of other teams. This will give each team more freedom and I guess more productivity. Then eventually, each team will report what they have done for a week on the weekly meeting each Wed. Looking forward to read back from you ;) https://launchpad.net/~lubuntu-wiki-docs/+members#active Thanks! -- Best Regards, *amjjawad* Lubuntu One Stop Thread <http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1844755> My Wiki Page <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/amjjawad> | My Launchpad<https://launchpad.net/%7Eamjjawad> | My Ubuntu Forum Profile <http://ubuntuforums.org/member.php?u=941822> **
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