On Wed, 2006-05-03 at 00:11 -0400, Stephen Krenzel wrote: > Just a quick thought, feel free to knock it down if you so desire. > What about a "pass along" kind of setup. Where receivers of free media > can opt in to pass the media along when they are done installing it. > For example, I request a free media dvd and when signing up click > "Yes, I'd like to pass it along". I get added to a queue of free media > distributors. When my time comes up in the queue, I get a little e- > mail saying "such and such has requested free media, please pass it > along to Address here, etc...". After I confirm that I've passed it a > long, I can be removed from the queue. With a little logic to try and > keep the sending of media fairly local I think this could work out > pretty well. Any thoughts? The full logistics behind it would still > need to be worked out, but I think I outlined the premise good enough. > The main thing I think this would help with is keeping costs for > everyone low, and keeping a constant stream of free media distributors > flowing. It'd also allow people to feel more involved with the > community, as they've now become a link in a chain of possibly many > people who will receive the media and who have already received it. My > main concern would be quality control, but that is nothing that can't > be overcome :) > -Steve Thats a good idea. We will have to look at it when we have a good tracker in place. The infrastructure team is looking at OTRS http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Infrastructure/Schedule Rahul -- Fedora-marketing-list mailing list Fedora-marketing-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-marketing-list
