Re: Re: Core members

Eric Anderson <[email protected]> Thu, 30 Jan 2003 12:39:15 -0600
Newsgroups gmane.os.bsd.advocacy
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Josef El-Rayes wrote:
> Anthony wrote:
>>I think the CORE team should consist of at least the followin members:
>>Stacy (because she's put a lot into it already and shows alot of promise to be very beneficial to the project)
>>Eric (because he runs the server)
>>Joshua (because he has "lots of free time")
>>Anthony (because I've been wanting to do this for so long) 
 >
>
> in my opinion these are very weak reasons.

I don't think they were the sole reasons for saying they are good core 
members, but.. no worries..

> the only person that showed good work is stacy who did the send pr which i found good work.

The *ONLY* person?  Wow.. I guess you haven't read much of the previous 
-advocacy lists or -doc lists..

> has anyone of the rest (incl. me) done any public relations work?

I've never been paid for it, no.

> i did an freebsd 5.0 article, i founded a usergroup, and on the upcoming opensource event in my country i am going to hold a speach and i am going to organize i freebsd booth.

That's great!  It sounds like you really want to be a part of the core 
team.

> i also maintain ports and regularly send patches.
> perhaps this shows that i am interested in freebsd and  
> not someone who just says "yes i want..." but does nothing.

I'm not sure if you are insinuating that I "do nothing" for the project, 
but if you are, your information might not be as accurate as you think.

> i also started hacking of the events database and i remember to be the first who said _yes we need something like that, when somebody suggested to improve public relations.

You know, I really think this is like mud-slinging, so I hate to even 
say anything, but *I* originally posted the ToDo list to the advocacy 
email list (quite some time ago) asking for people to volunteer their help.

This arguing is a total waste of time..

Let me also say that this isn't a "FreeBSD advocacy" only project. It is 
BSD ADVOCACY, hence the mailing list name and domain name.  Now, I also 
posted a message about the different CORE groups - one CORE group for 
each BSD - so I think some are still confused.


I don't really care if I'm a core member or not, and at this point 
nothing is getting done except for whining - so let's stop whining, and 
join together and make some advocacy happen.


Eric


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