> yes, probably, but for now connect is not user friendly (I just come > from it), don't compare to facebook, for example (I know...). > > by the way, making report have little interest. I don't know for the > others, but I do bimonthly meetings in my LUG and promote openSUSE > nearly each time, spreading dvd's. I wont report each.
> jdd I've been trying to use Connect a little, but not much seems to be happening there. I think it's a great idea but not quite working yet. Though I was thinking of starting an Australian group there was a way to connect with Aussie Ambassador and users. What about just using a blog/planet for Ambassador reports? People just blog in their own language, english if they can, so local people can read the report or we can use Google translate those who have no English. Some sort of aggregate feed would make it easy for News team to pull the most interesting reports for a monthly roundup of Ambassador activity for those who haven't already reported major events. I noticed Michael Meeks has a blog where he comments just in a simple line about what he has been doing work-wise, and I think that sort of simple activity report can be quite good - interesting to see what people are doing, without expecting an essay. (I agree JDD, filling out a form, writing a report is time consuming and boring!) cheers Helen -- IRC: helen_au helen.so...@opensuse.org helensouth.com -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-marketing+unsubscr...@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-marketing+h...@opensuse.org
