On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 03:12:43PM -0500, Chip Childers wrote: > This is a bit long, but needs to be shared. Please do take time the time > to read it.
Thanks for raising this. In my experience, it's a rare project that moves from a single-sponsor model to a full-blown community model that doesn't hit some growing pains. So here we are. > When we do marketing for the community, the same rule should apply. > Individuals that act as product managers within their $dayjob role, > and who's product may rely on this community in some way or another, > need to understand that their collaborative contributions are just as > important (and very much wanted!). On my end, I'll do my best to ensure that anything touching on Apache CloudStack and events that I work with are discussed on-list, etc. If there's an area where I fall down on that, please say something. Coordinating those types of events/activities are a *bit* less straightforward than the process for collaborating on, say, a feature or patch. All that to say - I appreciate any feedback or concerns, and any assistance that the community would care to provide when I'm doing anything that represents or touches on Apache CloudStack. I take my responsibilities as an individual contributor to CloudStack very seriously - I may make mistakes, but it's my intent to ensure that it's a successful *community* project. Thanks, jzb -- Joe Brockmeier http://dissociatedpress.net/ Twitter: @jzb
