On Thu, Aug 13, 2015 at 09:09:06AM +0200, Giacomo Catenazzi wrote: > Hello DebConfers, > > We are planing the sites for next debconfs and we would like to form a > real team for such website (registration, schedule, homepages). > > As you probably are aware, we constantly lack "web designers". Debconf > already has designers (logo, and general design), but maintaining the > websites requires constant love and designing a lot of details (e.g. > how to display schedule in a userfriendly way, which details should it > include, etc.). If you want to help, please contact us (very basic > knowledge of html/css is already an improvement of the current state). > > Additionally we need more developers for the code, to share workload and > implement a lot of missing things (assassins, easy editable debconfXX > (home)pages by orga, many special views for orga, ...). Probably we will > use Python with Django, so if you want to help and you have basic Python > skills you are welcome.
I might resume helping with these DebConf systems. I would really like to help. But, I don't want to end up feeling like I'm pouring my time down the drain. I'm trying to decide if DebConf is still where I want to put my time or if I should look for some other part of Debian where I can be of use. I need more information on the health of debconf-team and subteams as a whole before I can commit. I need some assurance that if we go the wafer route for dc16, that the wafer team won't evaporate post-DC16 the way the summit team did post-DC14. Probably the relevant people are too busy running and being a part of DC15 right now to address these concerns. So, I guess we'll see where things are in a few weeks ... Put me down as "on the fence" or whatever. -Eric _______________________________________________ Debconf-team mailing list Debconf-team@lists.debconf.org http://lists.debconf.org/mailman/listinfo/debconf-team
