Hi everyone, Team Leaders of Ubuntu GNOME sub-teams, active members and/or whoever wish to participate/contribute, may I have your attention please?
It is planning time.My time is +10 I have just published: https://ubuntugnome.org/feedback-time-results/ I know this is late but better late than never. Feedback and collecting data/opinions is over now. We need to move forward or else, we shall end up, just like the previous cycle, without a proper planning. Yes, blame me for this if you wish but NO, I am not the only one who is part of this family. We have agreed to work as a TEAM and we have to honor this agreement and show our commitment to it. That said, putting the past a side, let's move on for a better future, shall we? I'm sending this to the entire list because I hate to hide anything. In fact, we have no secrets to hide on the first place. *Our performance, as a team, is REALLY BAD, IMHO.* Blame me again for this but also keep in mind, there are other drivers or team leaders. I just survived a massive storm in my real life. I was this close to lose everything and everyone I have in my life. Thank God, I survived. When I first joined this project back in 22-July-2013 (YES, 2 years!), I had a clear vision that I didn't keep for myself but shared it with the entire community: to build a team/community that can lead itself without the need to a leader. Sadly, we haven't yet reached that phase/level yet :( The good news is: you still have me around whenever you need me. Truth is: you need to understand that no one lives forever and this is a digital world, so changes might be much faster than real life. No, I am not leaving. I have just turned 2 years with this family and there is NO WAY to leave unless all of you ask me to leave. Yes, I have so much more to show. However, this whole community needs to understand: if we shall *not* work as one team, things might get worse, much worse than anyone can imagine. I have mentioned that, 2 years ago, to Lubuntu Team. They never listened to me. After I left them, they started to understand what I was talking about. They took some months until they started to take 'some' of my advices. I do hate to see Ubuntu GNOME to face the same thing. Tomorrow is Friday, then Saturday and then Sunday. Is it possible to have a meeting during these days? if not, we need to get this done ASAP. If Plan A (meeting) will fail, my Plan B is to go for 15.10 without a proper and a clear plan. Why? because we're a team and this is a community project, not a one-man-project. My time is +10 GMT at the moment. Should I set the date and time for the meeting and then send it?! Should you insist not to have a meeting? then I can present a one-man-plan then you're free to vote good or bad but I DO HATE to do this. I am looking forward to work with a team ;) Thank you! -- Remember: "All of us are smarter than any one of us." Best Regards, Ali/amjjawad <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/amjjawad> *http://kibo.computer <http://kibo.computer>* - http://torios.net - Ubuntu GNOME <http://ubuntugnome.org/>
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