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Cool Tom,

I have some questions and suggestions:

Do you know when we can use the alias ambassador @ OpenStack ...?

At the AmbassadorProgram Wiki page, we could put the contacts (email) in 
each ambassador and his location for those people who are looking for 
some reference in your region?

Recently we did a local survey in our group and we had some interesting 
information about Openstack. Where would be the best place to disclose 
this information, and information such as the number of users, number of 
events held, and other? We could create a new page in the wiki for that?

Regards,
Marcelo Dieder


Em 18-11-2013 22:16, Tom Fifield escreveu:
> Hi Ambassadors (and interested friends),
>
> It's time to continue our discussions of yore on the mailing list, as 
> promised.
>
> Attached is Colin's brainstorming diagram, and below is the text 
> mentioned that "Tom has".
>
> One of the first things we need to work out is how we're going to 
> manage comms. Suggestions so far have been:
> * an ambassador at ...openstack... alias that goes to every ambassador
> ** This could be implemented using a new mailing list, or perhaps by 
> making a queue on the existing support ticket system
>
> * regional aliases (ambassador-{apac, eu, us}@...openstack...), that 
> ambassadors in those regions can use in preference to their personal 
> email address when listing on websites, and share the load between 
> multiple ambassadors
>
> * ...
>
>
>
> Regards,
>
>
> Tom
>
>
> Problems:
> * The lack of a defined communications structure results in a lack of 
> information coming from the communities -- be it feedback from users, 
> requests for assistance or content, promotion of local deployments and 
> activities, adoption rates etc
>
> * User Group leaders are not supported to promote the aims of the 
> foundation and OpenStack
>
> * Many User Groups are at low levels of maturity, which can result in 
> a poor experience for attendees
>
> * There is only a small facility for community leaders to participate 
> with their global counterparts
>
>
> Objectives:
> 1. Creation of structured communication between the Foundation, global 
> OpenStack community and the members and associates of user groups 
> worldwide, providing insight into regional activity while spreading 
> key messages
>
> 2. Increased amount of contributors to activities related to 
> localisation, such as translation
>
> 3. Increased quality of user groups
>
> 4. Increased accessibility of participation in governance activities
>
> 5. A gained understanding of user group funding needs, with increased 
> ability to provision funds where most impact is seen
>
> 6. Increased adoption of OpenStack, and strengthening of the OpenStack 
> brand
>
>
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