I would draw attention to the nature of much of the marketing creative
and effort resource - it certainly has a central objective. Canonical
and the wider set of volunteers have strongly overlapping objectives.
However, the factors of geographical location, local culture and
circumstances,
On Tue, 2008-05-27 at 18:49 +0100, alan c wrote:
Restrain the oCo??? Heaven forbid If anything, I would like to see
them empowered much much more :-)
RJ wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm quite new in ubuntu-marketing list but I'd like to get my two pennies
worth feeling in. If I'm of topic
John V.,
What a perfect segue to something I wanted to propose, but was waiting
to see if more members of the group chime in:
My talents and experience are not in the programming area. far from it!
I am a writer and a blogger. So, the other day, when Ronnie Tucker of
FCM came on with the draft
John Botscharow wrote:
John V.,
What a perfect segue to something I wanted to propose, but was waiting
to see if more members of the group chime in:
My talents and experience are not in the programming area. far from it!
I am a writer and a blogger. So, the other day, when Ronnie Tucker
On Tue, 2008-05-27 at 18:50 -0400, Cory K. wrote:
John Vilsack wrote:
This is the niche I believe a Marketing Team has to fill. Autonomy
should exist at the local level, but if someone new wants to start or
gain access to a local chapter, then the Marketing Team should be
there to fill
On Tue, 2008-05-27 at 23:45 +0100, Tiago Vieira wrote:
Hello all,
I'm really sorry if I write something wrong here ( and using the
sentence of Jonathan If you find my English awful). I would ask to
apologise for that. I'm Brazilian (Portuguese as native language),
living in UK for 2 and a
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 7:18 PM, John Botscharow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 2008-05-27 at 18:50 -0400, Cory K. wrote:
John Vilsack wrote:
This is kinda what was talked about at UDS. A team made up of people in
each LOCO (local level) who want to promote Ubuntu. Along with ties to
the
On 28/05/08 07:18, John Botscharow wrote:
I also suggest a name change since this marketing team is confusing
since it has no real ties to the Canonical marketing dept. Maybe Ubuntu
DIY Promotion team?
-Cory K.
OR we could leave the name and change the lack of ties to Canonical's
Nick Ali wrote:
The problem with this is that people start expecting things from
Canonical. Why doesn't Canonical do this, why don't they do that. Its
already evident in this thread. We should definitely work with
Canonical coordinating events. But expecting Canonical to hire someone
to help
