Wanted: introductory page for all teams (fwd)
Hi,
I think we should create an entry in this list of teams for Debian-Med
as well. I'm just a little bit undecided whether we focus on
Debian-Med-_PACKAGING_ team or if it is better to just link to
the Debian-Med web page?
Kind regards
Andreas.
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Date: Sat, 26 May 2007 21:48:50 +0200
From: Raphael Hertzog <hertzog@debian.org>
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Subject: Wanted: introductory page for all teams
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Hello,
we have many teams within Debian. Each team has its own habits, its own
tools. Some of the teams do not work as well as they could and they have
trouble recruiting new volunteers.
In order to try to address that I started a wiki page whose goal is to be a
good introductory page to all teams. Anyone who wants to learn more about
some teams should be able to consult the page and have an idea of what
he/she could do to start contributing to the team, and maybe later join it.
http://wiki.debian.org/Teams
I also contributed some guidelines to build effective teams. I gathered
those from my experience of handling Alioth (it concerns mainly teams in
charge of infrastructure however):
http://wiki.debian.org/Teams/Guidelines
There's room for improvements in that document and I welcome your
feedback.
I mentionned this initiative once in -project and that's why some people
already contributed description for various teams. I contributed the
description of the Alioth team and did the page for DSA too (even though
I'm not a DSA member, but I try to help there). The listmasters
contributed a page and decided to use it to host a FAQ. Several packaging
teams did as well.
Now is the time for all the other teams to create their page and
to subscribe to it (to check that other don't do incorrect changes). If
you need some assistance, feel free to ask. Even if you're not part of the
team, you can contribute what you know about a team and then ask the team
to complete/review. It's an interesting way to get started within a team
and requires you to collect information that are already available but
spread all over the place.
Cheers,
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