Looks like a nice support structure, count me in! :)
This could also be a good venue for non-techie stuff. For those
who don't really plan to go deep into Linux but rather just want
to know the current state of Linux and Open Source in the country
for example -- read, the press. One I've talked to before tried
joining PLUG and of course ended up unsubscribing a couple of
days after because of the amount of techie stuff flying around
everyday.
Having a newbie list surely looks like a friendlier
environment for everyone... :)
Mike
"... will always be a newbie."
On Wed, Feb 28, 2001 at 02:13:39PM +0800, Ian C. Sison wrote:
>
> We could structure it in such a way that:
[...]
> certain key "oldbies" will be assigned certain roles to play in the
> newbie-list. For instance:
>
> oldbie-1 gets to support installation issues
> oldbie-2 gets to support email issues
> oldbie-3 gets to support dns issues
> oldbie-4 gets to support network, TCP/IP issues
> and the grand old oldbie gets to support anything else not mentioned \8)
>
> of course, anyone can jump in and contribute. The reason for the "areas
> of responsibility" is to make sure a question doesn't go ignored. It's
> his responsibility to see the question through a fruitful resolution.
>
> O ano, game kayo mga "oldbies" ? \8)
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