Hi all, I am posting this thread in response to the "Increasing Ubuntu-AU visibility" thread, but I think this needs a separate thread, because I think what I am about to suggest will generate some very irrelevant responses to the original thread. So sorry about the confusion. and sorry, I am about to stand on a few eggshells. If there are irreparable cracks, please excuse my young illiterate tongue.
Since a lot of people have asked for action, can we start off by having an official table or list of people or personnel in the higher hierachies of Ubuntu-au, so that everyone knows who they are? From the Ubuntu-AU website, I have no idea who is doing what job in the community. Like, who is webmaster? Who is the leader? Melissa, sorry, but the only place I see referenced to yourself as the leader is on the list of LoCo teams for international Ubuntu. I think we can all advertise our leadership a bit more ;). Maybe, with Melissa's permission, I can create a table here, and it will allow people to fill in some information about their current role within the organisation, eg, webmaster, leader, co-leader, etc. these positions may not be formal, but I think that can be a starting reference point. I do agree that the website needs improvement. But without knowing who the webmaster is, who can we ask about what has been done or planned? There is another benefit to this. Anybody who is enthusiastic to help on some aspect can directly communicate to the relevant person. What do you all think? -- ubuntu-au mailing list ubuntu-au@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-au
