[UbuntuWomen] ubuntu-women website
Elizabeth Krumbach
lyz at princessleia.com
Sat Mar 18 23:19:41 UTC 2006
On Sat, Mar 18, 2006 at 11:32:11PM +0600, || vid || wrote:
> - list all the people (especially women) Volunteers/contributors
> names, blogs, whatever on the site. (Sulamita, I heard you :-))
People who Volunteer/contributer directly to ubuntu-women? I think it would be
nice to add a link to their blogs or whatever.
I think it would be great if we could we also have profiles of women who are
actively involved in Ubuntu besides just as a "normal user" I think having
profiles of successful women is very helpful in raising the profile of women.
The Debian-Women project has such profiles:
http://women.alioth.debian.org/profiles/
In fact, the debian-women site is very good and their project has been
successful. I think u-w can learn a lot from it.
> - have links to other Ubuntu information sources (art, translation,
> docs team, devel, motu and general things to get new people started
> without replicating existing resources)
I think this would be very helpful.
> - have an announce/News page for fresh projects and to share
> information about what is happening in Ubuntu lists/planet/IRC (Fridge
> exists, but it does not incorporate the nitty-gritty from various
> lists and probably isn't meant to...)
Unless I'm misunderstanding you, I wonder if this would be outside the scope of
actual women in ubuntu stuff?
If nothing like this exists in ubuntu already perhaps ubuntu-women could
spearhead a project to get some sort of official "fresh projects, news in
Ubuntu lists/planet/IRC" section of the normal ubuntu site.
> - keep a TO-DO page with information about how and where people can
> submit their ideas.
This would be great.
> - keep a chapters page : for country-specific announcements,
> meetings, etc.. around the world.
Very good idea.
> 5. <add your idea>
> ============
I am unable to commit to regular maintenance tasks, but right now I'm between
projects I would be happy to help out with some HTML to launch the site. Plus I
did development work with Zope (which plone is built on) at a previous job, so
I'm familiar with with it.
I can also contribute to proof-reading of the site content if there is a need,
since english is my native language and I have expereince with this.
Lyz
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