[maemo-community] Incorrect election title on voting page
From: Ryan Abel rabelg5 at gmail.comDate: Mon Sep 8 13:30:12 EEST 2008
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On Sep 8, 2008, at 6:21 AM, <jussi.h.makinen at nokia.com> <jussi.h.makinen at nokia.com > wrote: >> This point has been discussed fairly heavily in a number of >> places (I can't be bothered to dig up links at the moment, >> perhaps somebody else would mind doing so? :D), but my own >> opinion is that you can't really be a part of a community >> without being involved in it. > > After some thinking, I fully agree. There's a difference between a > user > and a community member. But the idea or possibility that users are not > just users, but members of a community is great and unique that I hope > that we can tell more to whoever considers buying the product that > runs > on maemo software. > > Therefore I hope that the council, or the community together with us > would think ways on how to lower the barrier on getting users into > contributing community members. At the moment the barrier of getting > involved with maemo.org is higher than with ITT since benefits of > creating an account are more concrete. I don't want to create any > "this > vs. that" situation with maemo.org and ITT, but just to say that > maemo.org needs to create a position also with the end-users that > everyone understands and agrees. Yes, getting more people actively involved in maemo.org (particularly things like bugzilla and the wiki) is one of my major long-term goals (with or without a council seat). I've hopefully done a small part in moving that effort forward already by encouraging many of the active itT contributors to get involved in maemo.org.
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