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[Ahmed Toulan <thelinuxer@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On Sun, Mar 11, 2012 at 4:21 PM, Ahmed Shams <ashams@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> 1st thing:
> I'm proposing creating 2 service FGs, namely:
> "Operators":  to moderate all of our channels, to have them all in one
> place to ease contacting them and listing them in one place.
>


+1 but we still need to talk about how will this work .. Some people will
monitor the mailing list, other facebook ..etc. How will we share the
privileges in manageable manner ?

>
> "Organizers": To help out with organizing events, this will show it's
> high importance before and during events.
>
>
Needs more details as organizing event, specially offline, requires lots of
communication between related teams. We need to define what they will do
specifically?, how will they interact with marketing ? Are they just
keepers of a long todo list ?


> 2nd thing:
> We were talking about educational effort and it would be great if we
> find some place to help ppl startup, so the full proposal is:
> Jono Bacon has just created his "Accomplisments"[1] app, it's cool...
> so, I already have a project in mind to create, it is a software that
> teaches ppl Programming, first by introducing material to read, second
> give home work, when a home work goes successfully it's an
> accomplishment(hence we will get a copy of Jono's work to continue
> with this new direction).
> It'll be different accomplishments: JOno's app targets things ppl do
> on lp to help ubuntu, and ours targets ppl do to learn and help others
> in the same step.
>
> So, we create a -devel team to mentor ppl on it with variety of
> subjects like GTK, Qt, Development itself, Zeitgeist and so on(all
> possible subjects).
> On the other hand, we'll have that project: we'll shape the very final
> shape we want the project to look like, then we split the whole way to
> completing the project into many many micro tasks that will be already
> reported to the project's page on lp as features requests. then people
> assign themselves to the request they see good for them and try hard
> to do it. on their way they can ask on the mentorship Mailing list and
> here the wheel spins.
> So, everyone will learn through participating and the product will be
> learning many other ppl, this will make ppl get the lesson they
> understand and directly help the whole world with that piece of
> experience :D
>
>
+1 all the way :)