[FAmSCo] Fwd: [Ambassadors] What's really needed to be an Ambassador?

Joerg Simon jsimon at fedoraproject.org
Tue Dec 14 14:59:20 UTC 2010


fwd from the Ambassadors List - would make a good agenda topic

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Betreff: 	[Ambassadors] What's really needed to be an Ambassador?
Datum: 	Tue, 14 Dec 2010 09:53:37 -0430
Von: 	María Leandro <tatica at fedoraproject.org>
Antwort an: 	ambassadors at lists.fedoraproject.org
An: 	ambassadors at lists.fedoraproject.org



Hello.


I will like to receive some feedback about a topic that has been runing
in my head for a while already and brings the matter of "What's really
needed to be a Fedora Ambassador?". Several times we repeat ourselves
"we must encourage people to join our comunity" and also things like "we
accept everyone, so everyone can be an Ambassador" but I consider this a
lie to them and to us. Not everyone can be an ambassador, and this are
some of the points I have consider to think like that:

we often receive request of applicants for the ambassadors team of users
that:
1.- Have never contribute to the project
2.- Have never been at any FOSS activity
3.- Have been rejected of X communities with a not-good record

But we also have to face that, those who get the "Ambassadors title" often:
1.- Dissapear without say anything
2.- Dissapear without help our community
3.- Claim to be "Fedora workers"
4.- Dissapear but keep using the @fedoraproject.org
<http://fedoraproject.org>

So, Do we really have an obligation to accept everyone? if not... Should
we keep telling people that we will accept everyone to be Ambassador if
we will/won't do it? I think that the Ambassadors admission process need
some rules besides the one that has (without be too excesive) to make a
filter that can help us, Mentor, to provide a better guidance to those
contributors that really deserve and want to be Fedora Ambassadors. So,
I will write some few ideas and if you guys/girls are interested on give
some feedback would be nice. (If you don't and the topic die here don't
feel bad :) )

1.- Applicants must help to one of our 6 top teams [1]
2.- Applicants must help their local community, in case his/her city
doesn't have a local community, she/he should try to build it.
3.- Applicants should at least attend to one FOSS event per year. (right
now in all the country there are events, so this is not so crazy at all)
4.- Applicants should at least organize or help to organize a FOSS event.


Here are some ideas, as I say feel free to comment, aproove or deny the
suggestions I gave :)

See ya.


[1] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Join





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