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Oh Yes. Sorry for this.
Andrea CrescentiniDa: amjjawad@xxxxxxxxx
Data invio: lunedì 6 gennaio 2014 14:11
A: Andrea Crescentini
Cc: ubuntugnome-qa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, ubuntu-gnome@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxHello Andrea,First of all, thank you for your quick reply but would you please be so kind and subscribe to the general mailing list:
https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-gnome
So that I or Tim don't really need to keep approving your emails? :D1 - I think that the team need meeting to share problem and ask the olther member to test if is a single case or a important bug.But yes, I strongly agree that we do need regular meetings :)2 - I need only to say if there are particulary test to doPlease check all the links :)3 - No. I think It isn’t hard to followGlad to know that :)4 - Really I don’t knowNo worries, I have already posted yet another call for help but seriously, our subscribers on the social media are sick and tired of such posts. I can't force anyone to join us and help with testing but then, they world needs to never blame Ubuntu GNOME in case something is broken with 14.04 :D
5 - No. We can use Skype or equal. (Hangout have a user limit)Thank you!Andrea CrescentiniDa: amjjawad@xxxxxxxxx
Data invio: lunedì 6 gennaio 2014 13:19
A: ubuntugnome-qa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Cc: ubuntu-gnome@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxOkay, to be honest, I am wondering why Ubuntu GNOME QA have so many members but the activities on the mailing lists don't really reflect that quantity?The work progress with the other sub-teams are really great so, starting from today, I will have more time for the QA so be ready for my nagging :PHi Ubuntu GNOME QA Team,From now and on, I will have more time for the QA Team which to be honest, I have been a bit far from lately due to many reasons that you might be aware of: I am handling '4' sub-teams at the same time :)
I am including the main list as well :)
That makes me think:1- Either Ubuntu GNOME Trusty is ROCK SOLID and there are really few issues which is super great
OR2- Only few are active (those who are sending emails and reporting bugs - do communicate and make themselves known) and the rest are INACTIVE which is not acceptable :)You see, we do need Quality over Quantity and this what I have been personally doing for the past few months :)
All the other sub-teams are doing great specially the Wiki Team.
Our Marketing and Communications sub-team is doing great as well.All these emails and planning is part of the Brainstorming Team.
So, I'd like to hear/read from you about the QA Team :)- What do you think of this team?- What do we really need?
- https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuGNOME/Testing has been updated 2 weeks ago so is that enough? or is it still hard to follow?
- Should I worry and start recruiting more members/testers?- Is it really mission impossible to have a meeting for the QA team?- Whatever you have in mind, please ask :)I will be waiting for your reply :)While everything seems to be okay for now since we are on the Alpha 1 and soon, will have Alpha 2 but that should not mean we take it easy :)From my side, I will take sometime to come up with some 'new' ideas for this team to make things be better, more fun and excited. BUT, I do need to hear from you first, please :)
Thank you!
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