The loco team's true purpose

[Seif Lotfy]

I totally agree with Mohamed,
However we need to take small steps first. Lets get there slowly. Trying to
solve and do everything at once needs a bigger team with a great
overview perspective. Also 2 of the Loco team members are active coders and
Ubuntu members (Ahmed Kamal and me). We will slowly look into getting the
development contributions up.
In the end I fully agree with you. I think bug-triaging/management would be
the next good "mark contribution" of the Loco team.
Cheers
Seif


On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 4:42 PM, Mohammad AbuShady <coalwater5 at gmail.com>wrote:

> Before I start I want to point that I'm not trying to do any kind of
> offense our any thing,  but for quite some time I had no reason to join this
> loco team, and I didn't like it (the loco team), when I check the users list
> on the launch pad group I find that most user have done nothing before, some
> even haven't signed the code of conduct, so I wasn't really exited about my
> country's loco team, not to mention that I was doing some bugs on the loco
> team project and found that the team is not approved, though apparently
> there was a plan to get approved since some time now (found that on some
> wiki page), but any way this isn't the issue I want to discuss though.
>
> So anyway, when I check the wiki pages, they all are trying to prepare
> translators and it seems it's it's sole purpose, what I want to say is that
> we have a lot of potential coders, why only encourage translations.
>
> If I have any thing misunderstood please point it out for me, and remember
> that all I want is a better loco team, thanks.
>
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