Alexandro Colorado wrote:
On 5/27/14, Andrea Pescetti wrote:
http://openoffice.apache.org/press.html that is used to route requests
to the appropriate person depending on the request.
Who decides who is the appropriate person? If someone send an email in
chineese requesting a contact, would it be routed to the chineese
community or to a specific person? Who will that person be? If an
event is looking for available speakers, how will press find the
correct speaker closest to the location and available to give a talk?
Has this situation happened before, how was it handled?
We never received this kind of requests. Most of the times press@ is
used for simple requests, you can read
http://www.openoffice.org/marketing/press_kit.html
to have an idea of the most frequently asked questions.
The press@ alias goes to the whole PMC, so it's still a rather large
group and can deal with no problems with simple requests. If requests
like the above ones (say, an event in India looking for speakers and
contacting press@ to find a speaker) occur, the person making the
request will maybe be told to contact the mailing lists. But nothing
like this happened so far.
Regards,
Andrea.
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