ubuntu.com email addresses

[Buffalo Soldier]

Daniel Neuenschwander DNE Wrote: 
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> Mark Shuttleworth wrote:
> | Daniel Neuenschwander DNE wrote:
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> |> Mark Shuttleworth wrote:
> |> | Hi all
> |> |
> |> | An update on the ubuntu.com email addresses. We'll make these
> email
> |> | addresses available to anyone who is a Member of the ubuntu
> project,
> |> not
> |> | just developers with Main upload privileges.
> |
> |
> |
> |> what's meant with "ubuntu members"? for example if I'm a moderator
> in
> |> the german ubuntu forum? thanks for explaining.
> |>
> | Ubuntu members are the core community of Ubuntu, and include
> | translators, doc providers, the people who promote Ubuntu in their
> | cities and companies. Anyone who has made and continue to make a
> | substantial contribution to Ubuntu in any field can be a member.
> Members
> | vote to confirm nominations I make for new places on the Community
> Council.
> |
> | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/community/processes/newmember/
> |
> | As an active moderator with an interest in the community you would
> | certainly be a candidate for membership. It's not automatic, and it
> | means taking a stand on what you think Ubuntu should aim for and how
> you
> | want to help it get there, and sometimes it takes a while for the
> | Community Council to approve a new member, but there are no
> restrictions
> | to the type of contribution that qualifies you for membership.
> |
> |
> Ok, thanks for that hint!
> 
> best regards
> daniel
> 
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> Daniel Neuenschwander DNE
> daniel.ne at hispeed.ch
> 
> Berne, Switzerland
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That would be an interesting incentive and motivator for people to get
more involve.  And certainly would be on a lot of peoples' wish list :)


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