On Mon, 1 Jun 2009, Marcus Moeller wrote: >> At the moment I am doing this job for the first issues, once we have set >> the course and we have a good team we can reorganize as we like. I plan to >> do a weekly meeting (shouldn't be that long, just a brainstorm session) >> with interested parties after each issues has been published, so we can >> discuss future ideas and hand out work. > > Will the newsletter be published via email subscibtion or only on the wiki? Well, currently the plan is to release it on the wiki. I have no easy way of converting it to something that would email easily, but what we could do is either send the link/summary to the centos-announce mailing list and/or create a seperate centos-newsletter mailing list with the sole purpose of inviting people to read the Newsletter on the wiki. I know some people prefer to get an email about it, so I do think we should allow people to subscribe. (I discussed briefly with Ralph and we would set up a centos-newsletter mailing list where we send a summary and a link to the newsletter so people are reminded) >> I gave you access to the Newsletter #0901 so you can take a peek, it is >> almost finished. Normally we would ask from all contributors to finish up >> on Sunday evening, but since it's a holiday here I gave myself some extra >> freedom :-D (the first issue is definitely the hardest) > > Is there some room left for a 'In the press' section? That section does indeed exist. I dubbed the section "CentOS in the Spotlight" and I would take the stuff from MediaSighings and look what Google Alert has send me the last 2 weeks (which was meager :-/). If you are interested in owning that section, let me know. I was planning to provide the links, but also comment a little bit on it (either summarize or opinionate). > Please also announce the meeting hour for the next newsletter. No date has been set, it depends mostly on the participants to set a workable schedule. -- -- dag wieers, dag at centos.org, http://dag.wieers.com/ -- [Any errors in spelling, tact or fact are transmission errors]
