Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-ambassadors (125 mails)

[Manu Gupta <manugupt1@xxxxxxxxx>]

I said I agree with a No Mentors Policy but suddenly it strikes me 
that we should use experience of some people who have been before our
time and can act as central point of contact

IMO, Chuck aka terrorpup is one of them
S Kemter aka Gnokii  is one of them

I say this because they are involved from the beginning of the beginning
of the project and they can help us a lot more. Plus it would be nice
for people to know who they should speak to rather than randomly asking
on IRC

Regards
Manu


On Sun, 2010-12-12 at 21:20 +0530, Buddhika Chandradeepa Kurera wrote:
>  HI,
>  I think mentoring is not that important in this situation.
>  because interested contributors can join as an ambassador
>  and get to know the procedure and then they can apply for the membership.
>
>  BTW if there is a help needed to newly joined ambassadors they can raise it
>  in the IRC or mailing list. Then they are able to get more solutions for the
>  matter
>  without being centric to one person as in mentoring.
>
>  So i think this procedure is an extra burden and there are many things to
>  be done rather than mentoring. First I think it would be useful but now I 
> feel
>  its not that important. One or two people can handle adding ambassadors to 
> the
>  list. Answer to the questing can be posted to the mailing list. And if there 
> is
>  any help please post it to the list and IRC.
>  That ll work well.
>  --
>  Regards,
>
>  *Buddhike Chandradeepa Kurera*
>  The Editor in Chief - FOSS User Magazine
>  openSUSE Ambassador - Sri Lanka


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