[ubuntu-uk] Ubuntu UK Team Approval.
Nik Butler
nik at reducedhackers.com
Sat Oct 28 20:40:34 BST 2006
Good evening everyone.
First , again allow me to extend a very very sincere thank you to
everyone who helped in creating and contributing to the UKTeam stand at
the linux world expo. Whilst I am very grateful for the response and
positive feedback I have received in organising the stand, It really
honestly could not have been what it was without all the effort and
materials that were generated and used. so if I have not said it
enough... Thank you.
And now onto the next big thing we need to to.
UKTeam Approval.
If there are no objections, I would like to take the lead and the
responsibility on the the UK Ubuntu Team Approval and Team Contact list
which I have volunteered for ( well Jono did that bit again ! ). There
are a number of prerequisites that the UKTeam will need to meet and my
assumption is that the UKTeams approval will be defined by the efforts
of all the District UKTeam members. If you are intersted in the basic
form that we require to complete then view it here
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LoCoTeamHowto .
As you can see we have quite a few teams who are seeking approval and
there are a number of teams already approved (
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LoCoTeamList ).
Now the purpose of this email is to begin to generate the content and
the relevant links required for the Approval. I have emailed to Melisa
Draper ( https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MelissaDraper ) and asked for her
advice and guidance on Team Approval since she has discussed a Team
Mentoring process and it is appropriate to the Code of Conduct that I
ask questions when Unsure.
So , we are seeking to become Approved as per the details on
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LoCoGettingApproved and the key areas are
Resources: for which we have a mail list, and irc channel and some wiki
pages.
Membership : We have members ( as demonstrated by the activity in the
mailing list and the irc channels and the expo )
Roadmap : We discussed at the Expo our thoughts and Ideas, however we
also conceded that we needed to formalise and ratify those ideas and
agree upon them and in the spirit of getting things done I can complete
this task by typing up the notes and agreeing an IRC meeting date in the
near ( consider it within 2 weeks ) future.
Experience: Theres plenty Experience within the group but here is the
chance to define and clarify the results of that experience and in
reflection consider how it can be used to progress activity on the
roadmap and within membership as well as bug fixes and translations for
the distributions.
If we can satisfy those requirements then we are on the track to getting
approval,
So ...... a walk in the park compared to two days at olympia eh ! ..
either way I am very sure and very confident that we can bring this
together and get it submitted with enough time to make it a news article
for one of the various Linux UK magazines.
Regards and thanks for reading.
Nik Butler
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