Hi, On Jan 19, 2008 11:25 AM, Bhavani Shankar R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > /me in clarifying mode...:P > ofcourse kingsly that works out when you have a small number of members in > the team.. Consider for ex: You are a division head of a company and 700 > people are working under you.. Its just like saying write your ideas in a > sheet of paper and keep it on your table; we'll collect it and look into > it..And when the collection of sheets come the boss must be a real KALAKAR > with a hell lot of patience to look into each of those.. And it isnt > practically feasible due to time factor.. Ofcourse our loco team is small > compared to the larger community but.. when considered solely 700 and odd is > quite a big number.. Secondly why I thought I would register up a > sprint/meeting on LP with the probable dates so that attendees/people who > are interested can register themselves for the meeting is the people who are > interested around the world can join.. In short: > If anyone wants to speak on any topic in the above mentioned agenda then > they would register themselves as speakers of a particular topic (say for > ex: Future of ubuntu India) So three wiki pages are required > (1). indicating the number of speakers and the topic they are speaking.. > (2).indicating the time slot for each speaker.. > (3). As said above, indicating the status of the idea i.e whether its in > discussion/deferred/approved with a brief description of that idea.. and if > the idea is approved it will come up on our current projects page with the > name of the assignee..(I thought these things were implied when scheduling > for a meet, but thanks kingsly for your query..:) ) > Any Comments are most welcome.
I think I am more confused now than before. Absolutely. no clue on what you are trying to say. May be I am dumb. -- A -- ubuntu-in mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-in
