Hi Popey -
I think the question I was trying to get to is: does Canonical have
resources/templates/marketing plans that they use with user groups (or
generally for evangelical marketing)?
Apple used to fund student ambassadors, do demo days, provide collateral, etc.
This was part of the overall marketing plan.
Travis
On 8 December 2014 10:23:28 GMT+00:00, Alan Pope <a...@popey.com> wrote:
>On 7 December 2014 at 23:35, TT Mooney <ttmoo...@ttmooney.com> wrote:
>> I attended the 14.10 launch party at the Lion and Unicorn, and there
>was
>> only one person there who didn't come with me (hey, Avi!). So I don't
>> think that one goes in the win section. Surely, in Canonical's HQ
>city,
>> we might do a little better?
>>
>
>The 14.10 party was a bit of an anomaly. Pretty much the entire UK
>Canonical operation were in Washington DC that week. As a result
>nobody from the office was at the party. Usually some people do go,
>and in the past there's been quite a show of community and Canonical
>people there, although it has declined recently.
>
>> So, to try and make things shorter, yes, I think we should do
>something,
>> and yes, I would love to be involved (as long as people don't mind).
>But
>> I think we need to be continually reminded to be more open, more
>> welcoming, and more visible. How, exactly, we do that is an
>interesting
>> question -- what does Canonical (offically) say?
>>
>
>Not sure what you're asking Canonical to officially or unofficially
>comment on there, sorry.
>
>Cheers,
>Al.
>
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