Ubuntu Council and supporting Phil

[Tom Davies]

Hi :)  
I liked the number of responses and all seemed to be from ideal people who would be great.  if we could get a number of people "trained up" in this (ideally around 6) and then settled on 2 or 3 to do the work i think that would be perfect.  

Apparently the current phrase is "peer-led training" when a number of people help each other learn but maybe get some direction from someone that does already know.  "User-led" or "grass-roots up" is now sneered at or unknown.  

If this team does take the work "in house" and regains control then perhaps it might be easier to ask the CC to do other stuff for this team, such as promoting/marketing the team and "raising the profile of" the team to help attract new volunteers?  I think that is what we need help with from the CC.  Is there a marketing team we could get help from or are they only about promoting Ubuntu itself?  

Regards from 
Tom :)  






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> From: Matthew East <matt at mdke.org>
>To: Elizabeth Krumbach Joseph <lyz at ubuntu.com> 
>Cc: Ubuntu <ubuntu-doc at lists.ubuntu.com> 
>Sent: Monday, 19 August 2013, 7:55
>Subject: Re: Ubuntu Council and supporting Phil
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>On 19 August 2013 03:47, Elizabeth Krumbach Joseph <lyz at ubuntu.com> wrote:
>> Owner: The owner can change the team's description and membership
>> rules, and appoint team admins. The owner is also an administrator by
>> default, but can choose to leave the team."
>>
>> Via: https://help.launchpad.net/Teams/CreatingAndRunning#What_team_membership_means
>
>Lurker suggestion: the CC leaves the team but remains owner, leaving
>the current administrators to deal with team administration. That
>would (a) avoid the issue whereby the CC gets unwanted email from the
>team, and (b) reflect the correct structure of the community, whereby
>the CC is responsible for delegation to and supervision of community
>teams, and (c) avoid the need to create an additional team within the
>~ubuntu-doc umbrella.
>
>I think this is possible based on the above quote, and if so this is
>probably exactly the sort of scenario that it the functionality is
>designed for.
>
>Matt
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