[Ambassadors] Active/Inactive Ambassadors

[Francesco Ugolini]

We are a no profit project but we aren't a place where someone can park
his name, we don't ask the moon we ask a minimum participation, but we
aren't magician, we can't know what a person does, we need a minimum
level of communication.

Regards

Francesco Ugolini

Lin Juan Carlos ha scritto:
> I think that is good have control about ambassadors, but, at the base of evaluation 
> and keep on maind always that all of then try to contribute to the Fedora Project, and 
> any help, even minimal, are welcome.
> 
> Discharge help is not a good policy for a not profit project as Fedora is
> 
> Yung Jen Lin 
> 
> 
> 
> On Mon, 02 Apr 2007 20:10:25 +0530, Rahul Sundaram wrote
>> Santosh Kumar wrote:
>>> hi guys.. i havent been regular to the meetings and to the mailing list 
>>> either... but i have negotiated with a software company and a BPO to 
>>> completely shift on to Fedora... thats around 120 systems in the past 
>>> one month... how would i let know you guys that i am active or not??
>> By sending in reports. If you are doing something with Fedora it is 
>> worth discussing it here. Others might have things to learn, feedback to 
>> provide. We need to work as a team. That's the whole point of being an 
>> ambassador here rather than doing things on your own.
>>
>> Rahul
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> 
> Juan Carlos Lin
> lin at dr-hank.com
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