Best Practices: Getting the word out?

[Julius Bloch]

Hi,

Quoting Daniel Holbach <daniel.holbach at ubuntu.com>:

> If we had some place that news editors of Loco sites or people on a Loco
>  mailing list (or Loco City mailing list) that are enthusiastic about
> events etc could check we'd better share the workload and wouldn't
> expect the Loco contacts to do that.
>
>
>>> Do we have a comprehensive list of Ubuntu news sites, mailing lists,
>>> forums, etc. in all LoCos?
>>
>> We have w.u.c/LoCoTeamList
>
> I agree that the page is a good start, but it's missing something like
> "contact details for news site X" or "city team mailing list", etc.

For me this are to much informations on one wikipage. I think it would  
be better to collect this informations on a wikipage about the locoteam.
If somebody is intersted in news he can subscribe to ubuntu-news-team  
and he will get all informations he needs.

>> Last time(Release notes) we spread it around on the loco-contacts list
>> and at irc #ubuntu-marketing and #ubuntu-locoteams
>
> That's probably not a bad idea, but the information is not persistent there.

loco-contacts is very persisten;)

> I agree that we need to be careful about adding more infrastructure when
> other parts of our infrastructure are probably under-used.

Yes they are under-used, but this is not a problem about missing  
infrastructure;)

I think we can add to the locoteam approval process a point where is  
says create a wikipage and document who is doing what in your  
locoteam. So we have a overview who is doing what. And we can spread  
around that there is a ubuntu-news-team mailinglist.

regards

julius

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