Laura, I respectfully disagree. And, I am particularly troubled by your tone, which feels condescending and combatative. Not at all what I'd expect from a leader in Ubuntu in response to a simple administrative request. Placement on loco.ubuntu.com is a means to get a team visibility that they can't get otherwise, a way to show the world that Ubuntu is a growing project, and a 2-minute exercise, at most.
I'm not going to argue, nor will I pursue this matter with you any further. It's a waste of time that is better spent on helping people that want Ubuntu to succeed to become successful and enthusiastic again. Regards, Randall -- On 13-04-02 11:11 AM, Laura Czajkowski wrote: > > Radall, > > I'm sure you are well aware by now we don't have city teams as they > are not recognised and this was discussed at numerous UDS and always > have been rejected, even by Jono himself. As you can see Russia the > country is an recognised team - https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-ru which > is why it appears on the list on the LTP - > http://loco.ubuntu.com/teams/ubuntu-ru/ > > The team Moscow are more than welcome to operate under the Russian > loco and if they wish to talk to us the council about it at any given > time they are more than welcome to bring this topic up to us, we are > already looking at breaking up country teams into STATE/PROVENCE but > this is something the council are working on Randall. > > Regards > > Laura > > On 02/04/13 17:56, Randall Ross wrote: > > Dear Council, > > > Please add the Ubuntu Moscow LoCo to http://loco.ubuntu.com. They are a > > bona fide Ubuntu team. > > > Moscow: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-ru-loco-msk > > > Thanks in advance. > > > Cheers, > > Randall. > > > > > > >
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