I don't know if the candidates wish to answer these outside of the campaign period or not, but if they wish to, feel free. [For some reason we always seem to have a traditional moratorium on answering questions during the voting period... never quite figured out why.] Jeroen: How will you personally work to increase the transparency of Debian? What do you plan to do to increase the communication between Developers? How do you plan to increase the visibility in the media? Steve: How do you see the code of conduct being developed in Debian? How are you going to get buy in of developers? How do you plan to select for social skills in NM and/or address the lack of AM time issue with teams? [One of the critical issues with teams is that no one is directly "at fault"...] Anthony Towns: How do you plan on helping Developers to recognize the need to recruit more members to join teams that are overburdened? [What will overcome the chicken and egg problem?] More, better, faster; what do you think everyday contributors who aren't RMs or on ftpmaster should be doing to increase the pace of Debian? How do you plan on helping them do that? Andreas Schuldei: What do you see as the lessons to learn from the teams that maintain services that the Developers? How do you see these lessons being implemented? What do is going to be different about the DPL team this year as opposed to last year? [Beyond the different members, of course.] Bill Allombe: How do you plan to implement the assistant projects? What are some of the areas that you feel Debian could benifit with having observers in? What do you see as being different in your plans to address the communiation problem from the other candidates? Ted Walther: What has changed this year in your canidacy over last year? Ari: What will the cabal do to heat its coffee without flamewars? Don Armstrong -- CNN/Reuters: News reports have filtered out early this morning that US forces have swooped on an Iraqi Primary School and detained 6th Grade teacher Mohammed Al-Hazar. Sources indicate that, when arrested, Al-Hazar was in possession of a ruler, a protractor, a set square and a calculator. US President George W Bush argued that this was clear and overwhelming evidence that Iraq indeed possessed weapons of maths instruction. http://www.donarmstrong.com http://rzlab.ucr.edu
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