Recent changes to Ubuntu

[Mary Gardiner]

On Thu, Apr 07, 2005, matthew.east at breathe.com wrote:
> That sounds like a good idea. I suppose the most important thing for us is 
> being informed about changes which affect our work. The last minute changes 
> are an example of this. Other examples are, as Mary said, when the wiki is 
> rolled back, or when new methods of translation are implemented (Rosetta). 
> The most important thing is to know about these things, so that we can try 
> and deal with it. A secondary thing would be to have some kind of input in 
> the decisions themselves, simply to ensure that the documentation 
> implications of decisions are taken into account, no more. 

I think having several people monitoring the dev list and also at least
one docteam person at each technical board meeting (they're open to all
attendees according to the wiki) would go a long way towards keeping us
informed.

This means that if the dev team slip-up as happened with the wiki where
Henrik did not include ubuntu-doc in the wiki notice, our own people can
forward on information very quickly.

-Mary