Re: [opensuse-marketing] <idea> Lists of openSUSE local teams

Michael Loeffler wrote:
> Moin, 
> On Thursday 29 April 2010 22:18:48 Александр Мелентьев wrote:
>> 2010/4/29 Alex Rodriguez :
>>> Hi everyone
>>>
>>> Some time ago asking about the mailing lists of the opensuse community.
>>> The response I got was that the only lists that there are these >>
>>> http://lists.opensuse.org/
>>>
>>> My proposal is to establish official lists of the project for each
>>> country, just as it does ubuntu
>>> which has a Local Community for each one of them.
>>> https://lists.ubuntu.com/#Ubuntu+Worldwide+LoCo+Teams
>>> In this way you can have topics and talks of local communities, closer
>>> support and communications of the country.
>>>
>>> Nicaragua currently have this list suse-ni@opensuse.org.ni but we are
>>> experiencing a lot of errors
>>> as users went from 100 to 350 more or less and where we hosted the
>>> mailman (handler list)
>>> is blocking and removing members (today I found that the poor list
>>> only has 80 members)
>>>
>>> You can do the admin for the ambassador of that specific list.
>>>
>>> We push this idea? I think other countries would love the idea.
>> I can't see how this differs from national lists presented in the last
>> section of lists.opensuse.org. There are a lot of national lists
>> already.
> I guess that Alex is more interested in local project team mls which are more 
> around the topic of "What are we doing in our region/country to push 
> openSUSE". The already existing language lists are more user lists to 
> communicate in native language about the distribution and to help each other. 
> So they are more technical. 
> I actually think adding local lists which may be managed/coordinated by the 
> respective ambassador is a good idea but a mailing list on its own might not 
> be enough. In my opinion to a local group should belong as well: 
> - a web page
> - regular meetings
> - maybe an IRC channel

I think that the opensuse-marketing list is the best place to plan such 
events. In my opinion, it makes no sense to create a list for each 
country/region. But it would be an idea to create a list which is 
specialized for events (around the world)!


Regards,
TH / Okuro Oikawa

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