I am less interested in internal and more interested in external.  While
it's great we interview our people in the advisory board, I would like to
see success stories.

Seeing as winners is important.
sri

On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 8:46 PM, Stormy Peters <sto...@gnome.org> wrote:

> I like the idea.
>
> Just as an FYI, I did interview advisory board members for GNOME Journal
> articles for a while. I interviewed Leslie Hawthorne/Google, Quim Gil/Nokia,
> Bradley Kuhn/FSF and Juan José Sánchez Penas/Igalia.
>
>
> http://gnomejournal.org/article/105/interview-with-bradley-kuhn-of-the-gnome-advisory-board
>
> http://gnomejournal.org/article/98/interview-with-quim-gil-of-the-gnome-advisory-board
>
> http://gnomejournal.org/article/97/interview-with-juan-jos233-s225nchez-penas-of-the-gnome-advisory-board
> http://gnomejournal.org/article/81/an-interview-with-leslie-hawthorn
>
> I like the idea of asking them the same questions. At the same time, I
> think we should be sure to ask a few questions that are specific to the
> person or company being interviewed.
>
> Stormy
>
>
> On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 8:26 PM, Karen Sandler <ka...@gnome.org> wrote:
>
>> On Sun, October 23, 2011 1:19 pm, Oliver Propst wrote:
>> > On the last meeting we briefly discussed an idea to
>> > interview the members of the GNOME Foundation advisory board
>> > and publish one interview every month in the GNOME Journal.
>> > I propose we use 5 standard questions for the interviews.
>> > It would be great if Karen could email the questions to one
>> > representative of each company/organization on the board
>> > and collect the answers. I suggest that we wait to publish any
>> > interview before the future of GNOME Journal has been decided.
>>
>> Thanks for writing this up, Oliver! I really like this idea of
>> interviewing advisory board members. These questions are a good start, I
>> think, but we should also ask questions that are more targeted at the
>> particular advisory board member and how that company uses GNOME and
>> participates in our community.The more focused the questions we can ask,
>> the better the interview will read. That said, we've got to start from
>> somewhere, and it will be really helpful to have a list of general
>> question to start from.
>>
>> > The questions are just suggestions.
>> > x=company/organization name
>> >
>> > The email could look something like this
>> > (rough draft)
>> >
>> > [name], the GNOME marketing team are conducting an
>> > interview serie with the members of the GNOME foundation advisory board.
>> > We would appreciate if you as a representative for x could
>> > answer the following questions.
>> >
>> > *How long have x been a member of the
>> > Gnome Foundation advisory board?
>>
>> We may have better access to this kind of information than the advisory
>> board rep, if they weren't the company's rep from the beginning. We could
>> probably add information like this ourselves in the intro to the
>> interview.
>> Maybe instead we could ask how that member started using GNOME?
>>
>> > *How would you describe x relationship with the GNOME foundation today?
>> >
>> > *How are x using GNOME/GNOME technology?
>>
>> How about adding some questions like:
>>
>> * What do you hope will be incorporated into GNOME in the future?
>>
>> * What do you think GNOME's biggest challenge is?
>>
>> >
>> > *Do x support the GNOME project in any other way then being a member
>> > of the advisory board, if so how?
>> >
>> > *Anything else you want to add?
>> >
>> > We plan to publish the interview in a
>> > future edition of the GNOME Journal.
>> >
>>
>> Does anyone else have any other basic questions to add? I think this is a
>> good thing to pick up along with revitalizing the GNOME Journal.
>>
>> karen
>>
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