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On Fri, Oct 15, 2010 at 10:27 AM, Italo Vignoli <italo.vignoli@gmail.com>wrote:

James Walker wrote:
My firm believe is that we can easily combine the US and Canada on one
list,
the question is what would that list name be.  I really do not want to
alienate any of the Canadian list members by calling it
marketing@us.libreoffice.org if there would be any concern from the
Canadian
members.

If we do go with that I guess at some point when the Canadian and US
marketing teams grow we can always split Canada out.  If everyone is in
agreement I would like to see this list soon.

For the moment, let's use the general marketing list. It looks like
north americans are the most active here, and for a reason, because in
other geographies there are local marketing lists based on languages (as
the country and the language correspond).

People looking at infrastructure are currently creating lists for
language based projects, which are a must for localization and support,
and therefore are more urgent.

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The only issue I have with that idea is it is exactly how we always seem to
end up never starting a Marketing list for the US.  This has been an ongoing
discussion in the community for years.  I for one would like to finally put
it behind us and finally create the list and move on.

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