1:35 a.m.
Concerning the Fedora Picture Book....
I have heard from several dozen printers and
publishers over the last several weeks. There
are several things I would like to comment on:
1. Using a printer or print-run publisher
would be unfeasible because we would have to
store and ship books ourselves, to say nothing
of mailing costs.
2. Using a POD Publisher, such a Lulu or
iUniverse is probably the most readily available
option, but it would be the most expensive. For
instance, for a 130 page full color book, Lulu
would charge $30.50 per book. Anything we make
would be added on to that base cost. Most of the
other top POD Publishers charge a set fee, such
as BookSurge a $499.00 color book package.
3. Using the same POD publishers, if we went with
a color cover but black and white interior, the
price would drop substantially: Lulu - $8.75 per
book after their setup fee.
4. The most economical option would be to go to
the POD publishing source itself, which is Lightning
Source. They are the printer/distributor for
most of the POD Publishers, including Lulu. The
drawback here is that we would have to commit to
publishing more than one book. If we use Lightning
Source the base cost for the full color book would
be $6.80 per book. We could sell it for $14.00, not
an unreasonable price and make over $7.00 a book. Our
costs would be $144.00 up front for their set-up costs.
As you can see, we would only have to sell a couple
dozen books to recoup that cost.
5. Perhaps, if we used Lightning Source we could do
a Picture Book for each Fedora Release. "The people
of Fedora 11," then use the same event photos, but
add pictures and bios of core developers, Red Hat
people, other Project members, etc.
I have created a breakdown of the whole process, with
cost comparisons. Plus some ideas I had about adding
new writers and perhaps artists if we go with some
sort of publishing project. I will add links to these
documents on the Picture Book wiki, asap.
Here are the links if anyone is interested:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/9668043/publishing
http://www.scribd.com/doc/9669285/wiki
What does anybody think?
-- w Douglas Berry --
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10:56 a.m.
On Thu, Jan 01, 2009 at 11:35:17PM -0800, Doug Berry wrote:
4. The most economical option would be to go to
the POD publishing source itself, which is Lightning
Source. They are the printer/distributor for
most of the POD Publishers, including Lulu. The
drawback here is that we would have to commit to
publishing more than one book. If we use Lightning
Source the base cost for the full color book would
be $6.80 per book. We could sell it for $14.00, not
an unreasonable price and make over $7.00 a book. Our
costs would be $144.00 up front for their set-up costs.
As you can see, we would only have to sell a couple
dozen books to recoup that cost.
5. Perhaps, if we used Lightning Source we could do
a Picture Book for each Fedora Release. "The people
of Fedora 11," then use the same event photos, but
add pictures and bios of core developers, Red Hat
people, other Project members, etc.
Hmm. We were thinking about doing four books right from the start,
aligned with the four foundations -- "freedom, friends, features,
first", since we're going to try and get pictures of *everybody* at
FUDConF11 and fit most of them in somehow, plus pictures of people who
couldn't make it, provided by themselves or whatever.
In unrelated ventures:
1. I talked to spot about the release forms, he'll speak with RH
Legal(tm)(R)(sm) about it.
2. Please don't use Scribd, it took me five minutes to register an
account through OpenID just to download the file in a form that
doesn't eat my browser alive :) You can just attach PDFs to your
emails, I don't think the list scrubs them.
I don't know about anyone else, but it seems like Lightning Source is
the way to go... I would like to see what Paul thinks about all of this,
so I'll bug him the next moment I see him on IRC.
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11:31 a.m.
On Fri, Jan 02, 2009 at 10:56:07AM -0600, Ian Weller wrote:
On Thu, Jan 01, 2009 at 11:35:17PM -0800, Doug Berry wrote:
> 4. The most economical option would be to go to
> the POD publishing source itself, which is Lightning
> Source. They are the printer/distributor for
> most of the POD Publishers, including Lulu. The
> drawback here is that we would have to commit to
> publishing more than one book. If we use Lightning
> Source the base cost for the full color book would
> be $6.80 per book. We could sell it for $14.00, not
> an unreasonable price and make over $7.00 a book. Our
> costs would be $144.00 up front for their set-up costs.
> As you can see, we would only have to sell a couple
> dozen books to recoup that cost.
>
> 5. Perhaps, if we used Lightning Source we could do
> a Picture Book for each Fedora Release. "The people
> of Fedora 11," then use the same event photos, but
> add pictures and bios of core developers, Red Hat
> people, other Project members, etc.
>
Hmm. We were thinking about doing four books right from the start,
aligned with the four foundations -- "freedom, friends, features,
first", since we're going to try and get pictures of *everybody* at
FUDConF11 and fit most of them in somehow, plus pictures of people who
couldn't make it, provided by themselves or whatever.
In unrelated ventures:
1. I talked to spot about the release forms, he'll speak with RH
Legal(tm)(R)(sm) about it.
2. Please don't use Scribd, it took me five minutes to register an
account through OpenID just to download the file in a form that
doesn't eat my browser alive :) You can just attach PDFs to your
emails, I don't think the list scrubs them.
Better than attaching PDFs to an email to thousands of people --
simply post it to your fedorapeople.org space.
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedorapeople.org
We should try wherever possible to distribute information using
completely free and open source outlets. Your fedorapeople.org
account is a great way to have large files available for fellow
contributors to download without clogging those email arteries!
(After all the holiday meals I appear to have artery clogging on the
brain.) :-)
I don't know about anyone else, but it seems like Lightning
Source is
the way to go... I would like to see what Paul thinks about all of this,
so I'll bug him the next moment I see him on IRC.
I've been mostly avoiding IRC over the holiday to spend more time with
my family during my break, but I'll be around more this weekend and
definitely Monday. :-)
It would behoove us to have someone serve as the lead for
this project, have that person get pre-orders up front through
whatever means work best (PayPal, for instance), and then use that
money to pay for the up-front costs. I think that will be a good
indicator of the demand for the book(s).
It would be nice for people to be able to contribute other photos (and
releases) for cases where they aren't at an event to be photographed.
There is one large and lingering question, though, which is profit.
We have no place for that profit to reside here in the USA, and
probably won't for some time. Perhaps this project should be
coordinated with Fedora EMEA so any profits can be devoted directly to
furthering Fedora activities there. Or the proceeds could be donated
to a worthy global nonprofit like the FSF. We'd need to make sure
that no matter what we do with any money, the full accounting process
is as transparent as possible.
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--- On Fri, 1/2/09, Paul W. Frields <stickster(a)gmail.com> wrote:
It would behoove us to have someone serve as the lead for
this project, have that person get pre-orders up front
through
whatever means work best (PayPal, for instance), and then
use that
money to pay for the up-front costs. I think that will be
a good
indicator of the demand for the book(s).
It would be nice for people to be able to contribute other
photos (and
releases) for cases where they aren't at an event to be
photographed.
There is one large and lingering question, though, which is
profit.
We have no place for that profit to reside here in the USA,
and
probably won't for some time. Perhaps this project
should be
coordinated with Fedora EMEA so any profits can be devoted
directly to
furthering Fedora activities there. Or the proceeds could
be donated
to a worthy global nonprofit like the FSF. We'd need
to make sure
that no matter what we do with any money, the full
accounting process
is as transparent as possible.
As far as profits from book sales goes, as I understand it
Lightning Source does everything. They handle all sales, collect
all the money, and send us a royalty check every three months.
Except for that initial payment to them for that first book, for
other books, they would just deduct their fees from what they owe
us.
They may be amenable to changing their royalty payment schedule
to once every six months: or a year. That would mean any pool of
money would be on their books, and not ours. We could just send
them books and they deduct the fees from our account.
As far as a lead for this project, I would gladly volunteer my
services, since I have some expertise in these matters. Or perhaps
we could make an overseer of someone like Mo or Clint, since
they are both Fedora and Red Hat, and could walk through both
worlds so to speak.
If nobody has any objections, I will contact Lightning Source
and amass the papers and contracts that will be necessary to
be signed. It's all pretty straight forward, they just want to
know who they are dealing with.
<< Douglas Berry >>
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4:32 p.m.
On Fri, Jan 02, 2009 at 11:07:14AM -0800, Doug Berry wrote:
As far as profits from book sales goes, as I understand it
Lightning Source does everything. They handle all sales, collect
all the money, and send us a royalty check every three months.
Except for that initial payment to them for that first book, for
other books, they would just deduct their fees from what they owe
us.
I'm somewhat confused. If it's an upfront cost, how is it deducted from
our royalty checks?
Can we get a summary of the price per book again? And will this be
black/white or full color pages? (I was peering around the Lightning
Source website and apparently they provide both services.)
As far as a lead for this project, I would gladly volunteer my
services, since I have some expertise in these matters. Or perhaps
we could make an overseer of someone like Mo or Clint, since
they are both Fedora and Red Hat, and could walk through both
worlds so to speak.
Clint doesn't work at Red Hat, IIRC.
If nobody has any objections, I will contact Lightning Source
and amass the papers and contracts that will be necessary to
be signed. It's all pretty straight forward, they just want to
know who they are dealing with.
Let's hold off until after FUDConF11 for deciding on a vendor, I think
people need some more time to digest this information. Right now, I
think the process for getting pictures is more important, with FUDCon
starting seven days from now.
(Speaking of which, spot has reported to me that RH Legal will be back
in the office next week, so we should have some idea on what to do with
release forms.)
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4:22 p.m.
On Fri, Jan 02, 2009 at 12:31:38PM -0500, Paul W. Frields wrote:
Better than attaching PDFs to an email to thousands of people --
simply post it to your fedorapeople.org space.
But of course... I forgot! :D
It would behoove us to have someone serve as the lead for
this project, have that person get pre-orders up front through
whatever means work best (PayPal, for instance), and then use that
money to pay for the up-front costs. I think that will be a good
indicator of the demand for the book(s).
This seems like the correct thing to do.
It would be nice for people to be able to contribute other photos
(and
releases) for cases where they aren't at an event to be photographed.
Of course. :)
The big question, however, is where do we store the photos? Flickr's
group setup seems to be the easiest way for both us and those submitting
photos. Alternatives include fedorapeople.org, or setting up gallery
software on Fedora's/somebody's infrastructure that could contain high
quality photos.
There is one large and lingering question, though, which is profit.
We have no place for that profit to reside here in the USA, and
probably won't for some time. Perhaps this project should be
coordinated with Fedora EMEA so any profits can be devoted directly to
furthering Fedora activities there. Or the proceeds could be donated
to a worthy global nonprofit like the FSF. We'd need to make sure
that no matter what we do with any money, the full accounting process
is as transparent as possible.
(Or OLPC? :P)
Can the profit be added to budgets for Ambassadors events or whatnot? Or
does that still hit the "not in the USA" thing? (And what exactly is
causing that? I'm quite curious.)
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1:55 a.m.
New subject: [Ambassadors] Re: Picture Book....
On Fri, 2 Jan 2009, Ian Weller wrote:
Can the profit be added to budgets for Ambassadors events or whatnot?
I don't see any reason why not. We just want to make sure we know who
is holding the money, and how much there ends up being. I think it's a
pretty simple & straightforward problem to solve.
--Max
9:45 a.m.
New subject: [Ambassadors] Re: Picture Book....
--- On Fri, 1/2/09, Max Spevack <mspevack(a)redhat.com> wrote:
I don't see any reason why not. We just want to make
sure we know who is holding the money, and how much there
ends up being. I think it's a pretty simple &
straightforward problem to solve.
If I may jump in on this for a moment. The only way we
would ever sell or handle any books ourselves, would be
if we chose to buy them from Lightning Source and sell
them.
Otherwise all sales would be handled by Lightning Source
and they would provide us with strict accounting for each
sale. They are a division of Ingram Book Services, which
handles half the books in the world and is a multi-billion
dollar enterprise.
Once the book(s) are in the Ingram database, we can just
direct any buyers to Amazon, Wal-mart, any book store with
a computer, and a zillion other on-line vendors.
Lightning Source would then send us a royalty check, I
think it's every three months. We can just have them send
it to Max and he can disburse any funds.
Also, I have a bunch of documents that Lightning Source
sent me. They are pretty thorough in breaking down the
costs and establishing what we can expect from them. I
tried to send them to some people over the mailing lists
email, but the file size was to big and it crashed. I also
sent them to Ian, so if anyone wants a copy, they would
need to provide him or I with a outside email address.
5:18 p.m.
New subject: [Ambassadors] Re: Picture Book....
On Sat, Jan 03, 2009 at 07:45:45AM -0800, Doug Berry wrote:
> I don't see any reason why not. We just want to make
> sure we know who is holding the money, and how much there
> ends up being. I think it's a pretty simple &
> straightforward problem to solve.
If I may jump in on this for a moment. The only way we
would ever sell or handle any books ourselves, would be
if we chose to buy them from Lightning Source and sell
them.
Otherwise all sales would be handled by Lightning Source
and they would provide us with strict accounting for each
sale. They are a division of Ingram Book Services, which
handles half the books in the world and is a multi-billion
dollar enterprise.
Once the book(s) are in the Ingram database, we can just
direct any buyers to Amazon, Wal-mart, any book store with
a computer, and a zillion other on-line vendors.
Do we want to set up a website somewhere and point shoppers to
Amazon.com or whatnot? (Gah, I'm thinking way too far ahead again)
Lightning Source would then send us a royalty check, I
think it's every three months. We can just have them send
it to Max and he can disburse any funds.
You OK with this, Max? We could just plan for this, and it would make me
feel a lot better if we got this problem out of the way first ^_^
Also, I have a bunch of documents that Lightning Source
sent me. They are pretty thorough in breaking down the
costs and establishing what we can expect from them. I
tried to send them to some people over the mailing lists
email, but the file size was to big and it crashed. I also
sent them to Ian, so if anyone wants a copy, they would
need to provide him or I with a outside email address.
I've placed them here: http://ianweller.fedorapeople.org/lsi-docs/
<braindump type="mine!">
So here's what I'm thinking initially: we publish four books ("Volumes
1-4"), each entitled something like "The Fedora Book: Friends", or
whatever, for each of the four foundations (freedom, friends, features,
first).
Each book would contain about 80 pages. (LSI requires page counts in
multiples of 4; for reference, The Love Book has 96 pages.) If we go
less than 80 pages, we can't put text on the spine (which would
definitely help in identifying the book on a shelf with four or so
different copies of The Fedora Book).
80 pages: (odd pages on right side, even on left)
1. Title page
2. Copyright (CC-BY-SA, right?)/cataloging data
3-4. Introduction by current FPL (if Paul doesn't take up two pages,
make page 3 blank)
5. Introduction of the foundation whose story is being told in this
book, with wonderful Four Foundations livery provided by Mo
6-77. Photos and stories of contributors
78-79. Index of contributors across all books published so far
80. Left blank because LSI told us to (they stick an internal barcode
on here)
I envision the pages being in full color. LSI will print a full color
book, sized 8.5" x 8.5" (whoa, another parallel to The Love Book!) with
80 pages, for $8.20 per unit (book). Setup for the title comes out to
$75 (half for the cover, half for the pages), and to make the book
available to Amazon and the like, we are charged $12/yr for each ISBN.
Add to this cost the necessity of getting a proof for each individual
book. For an 80-page book, this would be $22.20. And, we need ISBNs.
Doug mentioned this would be $275 for a block of 10 ISBNs.
The initial cost, then, is $711.80 for the four books. Setting the
wholesale markup to $15 keeps the price reasonable for both buyers and
us -- we can recoup the cost for all four books with 105 sales.[1] Add
to this an additional $48/yr after the first year -- and remember, this
isn't including any additional books that we may want to produce after
these four. Also, keep in mind that we still have six more ISBNs to do
whatever with. The initial cost for the next six books would be $87 plus
$12 per year after the first year.
[1]: This is overall sales of all the four books, not each one.
(For those who may be wondering where any of this information is, it's
not in the POD manual (USOPSMANUAL080108.pdf), it's in US COLOR PRICE
SHEET 091508.pdf.)
I would like to mention that the proposal Doug emailed to me pertains to
only one book, while this pertains to an initial four.
</braindump>
Questions I have for you guys:
1. Does this sound reasonable? Does it seem viable that we can sell 105
copies in a year? For those who will be in the book, or other Fedora
contributors, or other Fedora fans, the $60 for the first set of four
price seems a bit large. I'm not really sure.
2. On a totally unrelated note, where are we going to stick all of the
photos for this project? We need somewhere where we can also enter
their "story", and where others can upload their photos into a
moderation queue. Flickr is what I see in my mind as being the least
trouble, but it's not open source, and most of the photograhpers
would need a pro account ($30something/yr) to upload many high-res
photos. Oh, and we need a solution by Thursday ^_^
Plus, Paul mentioned someone taking the leadership of this project (as
that would behoove him). Doug mentioned to me that he'd like to see me
defined as the leader, so I'm cool with that, if everybody else is.
(However I'm not sure who needs to register on LSI's website if Max is
the one getting all the moneys.)
I'm quite excited that we're seeing life to this project :)
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7:16 a.m.
On Sat, 3 Jan 2009, Ian Weller wrote:
> Lightning Source would then send us a royalty check, I think
it's
> every three months. We can just have them send it to Max and he can
> disburse any funds.
>
You OK with this, Max? We could just plan for this, and it would make
me feel a lot better if we got this problem out of the way first ^_^
I am ok with this, if Lightning Source is what everyone wants to do. I
know nothing about Lightning Source, but I trust the judgement of the
larger group.
3-4. Introduction by current FPL (if Paul doesn't take up two
pages,
make page 3 blank)
If there's 4 books, I'd be honored to write an introduction for one of
them as an ex-FPL. :)
5. Introduction of the foundation whose story is being told in this
book, with wonderful Four Foundations livery provided by Mo
6-77. Photos and stories of contributors
78-79. Index of contributors across all books published so far
80. Left blank because LSI told us to (they stick an internal barcode
on here)
I envision the pages being in full color. LSI will print a full color
book, sized 8.5" x 8.5" (whoa, another parallel to The Love Book!)
with 80 pages, for $8.20 per unit (book). Setup for the title comes
out to $75 (half for the cover, half for the pages), and to make the
book available to Amazon and the like, we are charged $12/yr for each
ISBN.
Sounds like a beautiful project.
The initial cost, then, is $711.80 for the four books. Setting the
wholesale markup to $15 keeps the price reasonable for both buyers and
us -- we can recoup the cost for all four books with 105 sales.[1] Add
to this an additional $48/yr after the first year -- and remember,
this isn't including any additional books that we may want to produce
after these four. Also, keep in mind that we still have six more ISBNs
to do whatever with. The initial cost for the next six books would be
$87 plus $12 per year after the first year.
At this dollar figure, is it better to just produce them and hand them
out as gifts to the community? We're not talking about huge amounts of
money here (comparatively).
1. Does this sound reasonable? Does it seem viable that we can sell
105
copies in a year? For those who will be in the book, or other Fedora
contributors, or other Fedora fans, the $60 for the first set of four
price seems a bit large. I'm not really sure.
I think demand would easily surpass 105.
I'm quite excited that we're seeing life to this project :)
Definitely. It's a great idea, and a great exercise in collaboration.
--Max
7:21 a.m.
Max Spevack wrote:
On Sat, 3 Jan 2009, Ian Weller wrote:
> 1. Does this sound reasonable? Does it seem viable that we can sell 105
> copies in a year? For those who will be in the book, or other Fedora
> contributors, or other Fedora fans, the $60 for the first set of four
> price seems a bit large. I'm not really sure.
I think demand would easily surpass 105.
Especially the first year/time the book
is available :)
Regards,
Pierre
10:24 a.m.
On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 4:16 AM, Max Spevack <mspevack(a)redhat.com> wrote:
If there's 4 books, I'd be honored to write an introduction
for one of them
as an ex-FPL. :)
Maybe...there's a place for the entire membership of the League of
Ex-FPL to write something appropriate for one of the 4 book themes.
-jef
3:45 p.m.
On Mon, Jan 05, 2009 at 07:24:10AM -0900, Jeff Spaleta wrote:
On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 4:16 AM, Max Spevack
<mspevack(a)redhat.com> wrote:
> If there's 4 books, I'd be honored to write an introduction for one of them
> as an ex-FPL. :)
Maybe...there's a place for the entire membership of the League of
Ex-FPL to write something appropriate for one of the 4 book themes.
I was thinking the same thing in my sleep last night. I don't want to
task Paul with writing four intros, so we can definitely spread them
out.
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7:52 p.m.
On Mon, Jan 05, 2009 at 03:45:50PM -0600, Ian Weller wrote:
On Mon, Jan 05, 2009 at 07:24:10AM -0900, Jeff Spaleta wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 4:16 AM, Max Spevack <mspevack(a)redhat.com> wrote:
> > If there's 4 books, I'd be honored to write an introduction for one of
them
> > as an ex-FPL. :)
>
> Maybe...there's a place for the entire membership of the League of
> Ex-FPL to write something appropriate for one of the 4 book themes.
>
I was thinking the same thing in my sleep last night. I don't want to
task Paul with writing four intros, so we can definitely spread them
out.
If I wanted to be a glory hog I'd have requested one intro, and use it
in all four books. Four times the royalties, woohoo! ;-)
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8:05 p.m.
On Mon, Jan 05, 2009 at 08:52:51PM -0500, Paul W. Frields wrote:
If I wanted to be a glory hog I'd have requested one intro, and
use it
in all four books. Four times the royalties, woohoo! ;-)
And yet, I ask... *what* royalties :P
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1:51 a.m.
On Fri, 2 Jan 2009, Paul W. Frields wrote:
I've been mostly avoiding IRC over the holiday to spend more time
with
my family during my break, but I'll be around more this weekend and
definitely Monday. :-)
Wait.... so does that mean that I'm the only person who sets a place for
my laptop at the Christmas dinner table? I put a background image of
Shadowman on it, and make it a nice plate with some ham, gravy, etc.
--Max
1:53 a.m.
On Fri, 2 Jan 2009, Paul W. Frields wrote:
There is one large and lingering question, though, which is profit.
We
have no place for that profit to reside here in the USA, and probably
won't for some time. Perhaps this project should be coordinated with
Fedora EMEA so any profits can be devoted directly to furthering
Fedora activities there. Or the proceeds could be donated to a worthy
global nonprofit like the FSF. We'd need to make sure that no matter
what we do with any money, the full accounting process is as
transparent as possible.
I (along with the CommArch budget) am happy to help with accounting to
whatever extent I am needed.
--Max
10:20 a.m.
On Sat, Jan 03, 2009 at 08:53:19AM +0100, Max Spevack wrote:
I (along with the CommArch budget) am happy to help with accounting
to
whatever extent I am needed.
Woo! Get your name on the people list.
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Picture_book
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