> > I strongly believe that some good ideas for topics to help empower our fellow Fedora Ambassadors via sources such as #fedora-classroom and others sources will follow. There are twenty four (24) people who have entered content of being interested in process and the results are interesting to read. :)
> > Lastly, I believe that to remember the beginners is very important. Especially, those who look for direction and guidance to be an effective ambassador are a necessary foundation and highly likely a refresher to re-establish the foundations for doing the right thing are needed as well as requisite for being able to conduct future contributions. :)
> > I think that with a new year, FAmSCo could consider something new in order to take care of the Fedora Ambassadors especially for education, collaboration, and communication.  These choices are not easy but difficult, however these choices will provide lights of opportunity, if considered for support. :)

> i always thought we have mentoring for that purpose and working together with the other groups should keep our knowledge in the loop!

Sounds good to me.  :)

> Maybe you should think creating another Group in FAS, where your goals find a place - i think Ambassadors is the wrong place. I already pointed out my reasons:
> http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/ambassadors/2011-December/018781.html

> ^^ unfortunately no answer or objection to it!?

Oh, most certainly I will answer on Udith's behalf.  :)

Please have a Great Fedora day and/or evening! :~)

Thank You
Sincerely
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