> specific niches of collaboration (even within the ambassador team). So,
> it is some how logic that some people write emails, others hang on IRC,
> others vote and not everyone is on all channels. So the grow it is not
> reflected the same on different instances, like voting. I do not want to
> force people to vote. Furthemore, with a flat structure and a high level
> of autonomy, for a lot of ambassadors it does not make much difference
> who is at Famsco.

Very true.  :)

> I feel that I did a warm job at Famsco. Not bad, but not great either.
> No enough people think is that bad as to change the way things are being
> doing... No enough people think is that great as to parade showing
> support.

I think you did a great job, Neville.  ;)

> In other hand, I think that probably will be useful to revie w how the
> ambassadors have been performing on things that are core to the team.
> Like for example how many events, and how many of those were properly
> reported. That it is more relevant for fedora project than if everybody
> voted.

That is a very good idea, and I concur 100%!  :D

> In any case, I would like to see ideas to increase vote interest that
> does not include compulsory voting. Specially because I have none.

I strongly agree with more increased voter interest, too.  ;)

Please have a Great Fedora day! :~)

Thank You
Sincerely
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