Am 05.07.2011 19:33, schrieb Pavol Rusnak:
I just found[1]. Please, never ever post a "People of openSUSE" blogpost
without a photo of the interviewed person. Almost no one is going to
read that, because it's hard to identify with the person answering. Thanks!
that´s kinda difficult because some people didn´t want to publish a
photo or even haven´t found any that fit their needs. At the same point:
Why is a photo necessary for reading? Yeah, okay you get a photo,
congratulations, it doesn´t say *anything* about the person and their
character imho. Yeah, quite frankly, I prefer delivering a photo with
the interview, but if the interviewed person haven´t any photo (yeah, it
still happens) or does not want to publish something, it´s not that big
problem IMO.
From my point of view, the answers are still the most important part of
the interview. With these questions you can imagine the person better
then with one single photo.
kind regards,
PS: I will add the following to the wiki-page:
If you can, please add a photo to your interview. It has not to be a
perfect picture of you, just pick something that represents you
or something like this
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