Interesting, I was working on something close to that. We have a sort of forum
here in France where everyone can have his word on numeric future in France.
That's held by the French government for a month, each year.
I'm gathering ideas in French community on "how to highlight the power of
Open
Reading it now. Thanks for the info.
As a side note, there is a Microsoft Office Ad on this article, spaeking about
Linux. Nice coupling there !
Cheers,
Jonathan
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I can't completely agree with Hubuntu / VidA : this first meeting is one of
the most important. We have to gather the maximum of our contributors if we
want it to be representative. I agree we are wasting time in trying to find a
perfect time which doesn't exist, but trying to find "the less wor
This one is great : easy and fast to use : perfect ! Thanks Simon !
I added my times. It may look a bit weird, but I could arrange for those
times, hardly for anything else.
Regards,
Jonathan
> Hi all,
>
> This here may help you choose a date and time that suits best.
> http://doodle.ch/partic
Already said it but : GMT +1 (UK) / +2 (FRANCE) depending on weeks. +2 most of
the time tho.
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Jonathan
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Le Thursday 29 May 2008 04:51:57 Bruno Barrera Yever, vous avez écrit :
> Hello
>
> I had joined the LP group a few months ago, but i just found out about
> the mailing list.
>
> I am REALLY interested in helping out with Ubuntu Marketing. I have
> been involved in marketing ubuntu in my LoCo (the
> 1) Ambassadors - People with connections in their local communities that
> could get marketing materials "out there" and let people know about
> Ubuntu.
Yes, but they definitely have to work both way : sending needs from their LoCo
to marketing team, and sending marketing team feedback to their
> You are assuming that everyone in the community understands marketing.
> That, IMHO, is a DANGEROUS assumption. That's like assuming everyone who
> has a driver's license knows how to drive WELL or everyone who owns a
> gun REALLY knows how to use it. You can get killed that way!
I'm not assumin
About timezone, I'm from France and leaving in the UK for 2 more weeks. So I'm
GMT +1 till the 10th of June, and GMT+2 after that. Using IRC isn't a
problem.
About the leadership of the team, yes we need to set one up, and we need to do
it fast.
I sadly don't have much time to give to the team
I don't think creating a page there for your articles would be useful. Maybe
putting a link somewhere getting guys on your wiki ?
The wiki page should be, imo, specifically about ubuntu marketing, not
marketing as a whole.
It would confuse readers.
Jonathan
> I did not say that it did not be
Sounds the best way to act to me. But still I would put "defining our
relationship with Canonical's marketing department" at the first place. Since
that's the point of the long discution we just had : everything that will be
done here is depending on this relationship. So I'll change your questi
> I see the marketing of Ubuntu as a Canonical responsibility. Anything
> "community" lead I see as D.I.Y./street team work. Just me.
>
> If I had my way, I'd reinvent the team as Ubuntu-StreetTeam or something.
Hi,
I can't agree with Cory here. The community-based-marketing-team or whatever
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