On 2010-10-26 Helen wrote: > Maybe need to poll a cross-section of developers and users and find > out where their preferred points of contact are. IRC? A media mail > list?
Well, I think developers can be best contacted on -project, at least I hope most devs are there. Unfortunately there have been some severe flamewars in the past and many might have left - we need, at some point, start a campaign to get them back in (and do something about the flamewars at the same time). > What's happening with Pavol's social networking platform? I find the > idea of some kind of in-house unified platform really appealing. > Rather than having a bit on IRC, a bit on Facebook, and a dozen lists, > if I had suseCafe open and it was all there in one place.... It would be even cooler if it would integrate all that stuff - having to tweet, dent, digg, like etc can be tiring :D There are of course tools and connections between all our stuff but it'd be a nice addition. Unfortunatly I managed to miss Pavol's presentation at the oSC and I bet he hates me now. > I'm happy to edit anyone's tech articles for English and grammar. Feel > free to pass on my email. Thanks for volunteering!!! > cheers > > Helen > > On Wed, Oct 27, 2010 at 8:05 AM, Jos Poortvliet <jospoortvl...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> > And if any of you would be willing to work with a techie on such an > >> > article, doing some editing and working on wording etc, step up now :D > >> > >> for Life I would ask 3 persons > >> > >> 1. Lars Vogdt > >> 2. Jan Weber > >> 3. Jigish Gohil > > > > It was just an example, there are plenty more... Where and how could we > > best ask if people are interested in writing such articles? > > > >> br gnokii > >> > >> > Cheers, > >> > Jos
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