Welcome

[Alberto Salvia Novella]

Alan Pope:
 > Quidquid latine dictum, altum videtur.

Hahaha. Well, I usually call it "do it simple", and it even sounds better.


Alan Pope:
 > People are in many places. Experience tells us actually launchpad
 > isn't a great place for people to gather. Forums, discourse, irc,
 > meetup, hangouts, mumble etc are places where people tend to "go",
 > whereas launchpad is a tool, and not a particularly friendly one.

Oh, sorry. Perhaps I forgot <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/One Hundred 
Papercuts/Average users>.

On the other hand, my experience has been quite the opposite.


Alan Pope:
 > The name "Ubuntu Community Team" is often used by many to refer to
 > those people employed by Canonical who work on Community areas,
 > referred to above as the "Canonical Community Team".

Well, given that the teams actually have distinguishable names, it 
doesn't look that much as an issue.


Alan Pope:
 > From experience we note the ones that don't have a specific purpose
 > (such as ~ubuntu-community-team) at the outset tend to rot and go
 > unmaintained. That doesn't mean this one has to.

My team has plenty of people, and they are yearly asked to renew if 
wanted 😊

So yes, if a team is only created for the shake (I don't know if this 
expression is gang in English) it tends to rot. On the other hand, I 
joined this team because I believe it has an important purpose.

You just need to make that purpose transparent, and that's all. No 
further managements is needed, as people just came and do the thing on 
their will.

Cheers 🍀


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