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[James Vorderbruggen <jamesvorder@xxxxxxxxx>]

Blueprint changed by James Vorderbruggen:

Whiteboard changed:
  [amjjawad - Roadmap Proposal]
  1- TO-DO:
  a- https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntugnome-brainstorming/+spec/ubuntugnome-howtos
  
  b - https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntugnome-brainstorming/+spec
  /terminal-tutorial
  
  c- https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntugnome-brainstorming/+spec
  /installing-ubuntugnome-wiki-page
  
  d- Make sure the Wiki Area is up-to-date as always:
  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuGNOME/OneStopPage#Ubuntu_GNOME_Wiki_Map
  and make sure the Wiki Map of Ubuntu GNOME is always updated whenever
  new page is added.
  
  2- We need to Recruit More Contributors.
  
  3- I need at least 'two' members to step in for the position of Ubuntu GNOME Wiki and Docs Administrators to handle these tasks:
  a- cover my absence for whatever reason.
  b- recruit more contributors.
  c- countiune to work on the Wiki Area and maintain it.
  d- Launchpad administration work: accept members, etc.
  
  In short, each sub-team needs a backup to cover the absence of the Team
  Leader of that team + to help him in order not to burn out. This
  eventually will help to develop a great healthy and friendly environment
  based on 'Team Work' which is our highest priority and forever target.
  
  4- Discuss (in a meeting OR on the mailing list) all the above + other
  'possible' suggestion as far as the time allows.
  
  Note: I strongly and highly recommend a Google+ Hangout Session which
  can be also recorded so everyone can watch and learn more. Testing
  Ubuntu GNOME is a major and a huge important task.
  
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  These are my suggestions for the roadmap of Ubuntu GNOME Documentation
  Team :)
  
  +1 = Agree
  0 = don't know/not sure/don't want to vote
  -1 = Disagree
  
  Feel Free to Edit the Whiteboard with any comment in mind :)
  
  Thank you!
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- For Trusty, a good place to start would be to create a wiki area as complete and reliable as an LTS has to be.  (That's a generality, but it can still be a goal :P)  To do this, we should focus on providing the most complete yet concise information in high priority areas.
- Some high priority areas are:
-   Installation of Ubuntu GNOME
-   HowTos about  using Ubuntu GNOME
-   Using the Terminal
- The goal is for visitors to have the feeling they are in a gold mine of information, and yet can mine all of it without getting buried alive.
+ [jamesvorder] +1
  
  [inivanoff1, 23.12.2013] +1

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Documentation & Wiki Team Roadmap for Trusty
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntugnome-brainstorming/+spec/doc-wiki-roadmap