Ar Mer, 2009-09-16 am 11:03 -0600, ysgrifennodd Stormy Peters: > > > On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 7:01 PM, Brian Cameron <Brian Cameron sun com> > wrote: > > Stormy: > > > > How do we encourage people to write recommendations? Could > we do some > > sort of "Pass it on" campaign? A few of us could write > > recommendations and then ask the people we recommended to > "pass it > > on" by recommending two more people. > > > That is not a bad idea. However, I think one thing that makes > this hard > is that many people probably do not know who is doing good > hard work. > Many people might be thrilled by the new bugzilla, for > example, but > have no idea who did the work. It is hard to recommend people > if you > do not know who is doing things. > > What if we had a "thank you GNOME" mailing list or page. People could > send in their thanks for specific features or work and we could match > it up with the right person. Perl have a 'perlthanks' utility which is essentially a configuration of their bug reporting tool to emial thank-you notes. It would be nice to have such a program in GNOME (possibly linked to the About Gnome UI), though all that may be needed is a link to a webpage in About Gnome where they can submit a thank-you note. Regards, Iestyn
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