[Ambassadors] New regional Ambassador Mentors

[Marcus Moeller]

Dear Christoph,

> I think you still didn't understand the concept. It's not about 'slots'
> or 'jobs', it's about work that needs to be done. When there is work, we
> need someone to do it. When there is a lack of mentors, FAMSCo will ask
> valued contributors if they could step up.
>
> How would you handle that with 'slots'? Slots per region? Slots per
> ambassadors? Per interested people? I doubt that we can find a rule that
> fits for everybody and every region.
>
> Back in the days I volunteered to become a mentor - and just like you I
> was refused because at that time there was no need. Later I was asked to
> become one - and this time I refused because I was already busy with
> other things. Nevertheless I always tried to help new contributors - you
> know best as I was the one to help you when you joined.
>
> Even if you are not a mentor you can always help new contributors and do
> the work that needs to be done.
>
> Think of the FUDCon you helped to organize in Zürich: You didn't do it
> to get the title of "Chief Executive FUDCon Organizer" or because there
> was a free FUDCon 'slot' for Europe. You did it because we *needed*
> someone to do it, otherwise it would not have happened, otherwise we
> would have missed a great opportunity to meet and collaborate.
>
> You see: No need for a title, no need for more rules, but need for
> people getting things done(TM).
>
> This being said I think you have raised enough questions. If you think
> the process needs to be improved, I suggest you prepare something in the
> wiki, then we can discuss it and give it to FAmSCo for ratification.
>
> Sounds like a plan?

Yeah, sounds good :)

-- 
Greets
Marcus