On 22/09/11 17:30, Rebecca Newborough wrote: > On Thu, Sep 22, 2011 at 5:06 PM, paul sutton <zl...@zleap.net> wrote: >> Hi >> >> I think to highlight the situation >> >> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DIYMarketing#Posters >> >> there is a poster here, for 5.04, now that seems to be years and I >> mean years out of date its like trying to put up a poster to promote >> windows XP ) >> >> Surely there should be a policy of the lifecycle of posters or other >> materials is the same for that of the actual version so 8.04 and 10.04 >> being long term releases which i think have support cycles of 5 years, >> after 5 years the materials promoting these should be deleted, or as >> for normal releases its 3 years (i think) then purge after that. >> >> Just an idea >> >> Paul > Archive old material, never delete. I love a bit of nostalgia every > now and then, and it would be sad if we lost the poster forever. > > Becky > Ok that sounds fine, archive in such a way that it does not come up in standard searches, a search will come up with material in the current release / support cycle and have a link to archived material on that page. that way newer material is easier to find.
is this possible, technically viable, its about ensuring people can easily find new and up to date material, if most of us are volunteers we may have an hour or so free to find, process and print something the easier you make it, the more chance people will be able to help. even better a .deb package and put the materials in that and place this in the repositories. installed to a local but everyone can read / write directory unwanted items can be easily deleted leaving the ones the end user wants to use on the hard disk. Paul -- ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/
