Op vrijdag 02-10-2009 om 13:08 uur [tijdzone +0200], schreef Neil Coetzer: > I'm just looking for a few ideas on how team members can > document/record their participation in areas that are not related to > coding, bug fixing, etc. Since launchpad is focused primarily on > actual code contributions, how would we record, for instance, the > months of work that one of our team members has put into building a > Freedom Toaster, or the constant work done by another member on > updating our loco site? > > Is it simply a matter of each member recording their own contributions > on their wiki page? It just seems that the bulk of our team members > (who are not developers but contribute greatly in other areas) > "appear" to be doing very little on launchpad, when this is not the > case at all. So I'm just wondering if and how other teams have tackled > this?
Documenting things on the Team's wikipage & site sounds like a good idea. E.g. make sure that you name the maker(s) when you write a report about the use of the Freedom Toaster, or even write an article / wiki page about the making itself (especially if you have step by step photos). A page of core team members & what they do/did is also useful, e.g. for forum moderators, IRC ops & site updaters. -- Jan Claeys -- loco-contacts mailing list loco-contacts@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/loco-contacts
