> > Both approaches have challenges. If Sugar Labs is willing to assume > responsibility for quality education software, they will have to adopt > a culture and processes which encourage feedback (even negative > feedback) and ways to implement solutions to that feedback.
We already have it. > > Otherwise they are going to have to accept the lose of control if > other organizations such as AC provide that service. > > As the bottom line; the Association is good at sales and marketing, > Sugar Labs is good and vision and inspiration, and Activity Central is > good at support and implementation. The most likely way to success is > to figure out how these three, and any other organizations, can work > together. Rather than focus on grudges. I think SugarLabs have a proven record of implementation capability. Other parts, will see... Gonzalo _______________________________________________ Sugar-devel mailing list Sugar-devel@lists.sugarlabs.org http://lists.sugarlabs.org/listinfo/sugar-devel
