On Sat, 2010-01-09 at 22:46 +0100, Kenneth Wimer wrote: > https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Tasks does have a list of things for people > to > work on, but it need to be reworked to fit our needs better, I think (and > more > prominently linked/named). >
Surely , it needs to better to be clearer as people are really not noticing it. > We need to keep in mind that the page should not get too long (ie having a > thousand things to do with nobody doing them is useless as well) and that all > the tasks listed are a) do-able without a broader effort If the request is too large to be addressed we can remove it. > b) accepted by > upstream (even if that upstream is ubuntu itself) so that work does not get > wasted. > Upstream? For that we already have gnome art request page. And the page works well upstream. Event organizers can also request posters / T-shit designs for the events. There were couple of such requests which went un-answered. For Ubuntu-specific events there isnt any such wiki. We can always be clear about the guidelines of what constitutes a request. > We have had problems and complaints in the past when subscribing the list to > wiki pages. At least at first, I don't think that this is a good idea Hmm... i wasnt aware of the earlier problems. But we can learn from the previous problem and setup a clear guideline as to what constitutes a request. [Would making sure the ML is not subscribed to trivial-edit help?] If it gets to be a mess , we can of course unsubscribe again ;). Anyways... the main issue I was hoping to address is not having an Art request wiki page. Subscribing the ML is just an idea. -- Cheers, Vish [mac_v] -- ubuntu-art mailing list ubuntu-art@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-art
