Hi All
I agree with you, Marcus.
There is no real need to split our small group even further - as, in
my opinion, the current structure has worked well and we haven't
really had any communication problem due to language barriers
between our respective linguistic regions. As everyone knows, people
in Switzerland communicate preferably in English rather than using
another national language that is not their mother-tongue. And it
seems to me that everyone on our list is able to communicate in
English.
Greetings to all
Gilles
Le 17. 09. 14 09:09, Marcus Moeller a
écrit :
Hi Chris.
The LoCo council announced the support for
SubLoCos [1].
It seems this would mean we could finally find a suitable
structure
for the ubuntu-ch LoCo, with one sub LoCo for the Swiss-German
part,
and one for the French part (and of course one for out
Italian-speaking friends should anybody express the interest for
such
a thing).
This way we could also have regional languages as official
languages
for each sub LoCo (a problem we've been struggling with since
the
team's beginning), and keep English for the country-wide LoCo?
it
might make things a little more active, too, hopefully.
As you can see from the link the only requirement is to have one
representative from each sub loco be part of a LoCo council that
takes
decisions for the whole LoCo. That would mean two delegates in
our
case, which I think is easy to do.
Thoughts?
Nice Idea, but ...
as you might have seen, activity on ubuntu-ch has massively
decreased over the past years. This is why I do not see any reason
to split our small group even further.
If anyone else sees some real benefits and is willed to volunteer
in this area, please state your arguments.
Greets
Marcus
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