Re: [libreoffice-marketing] Working with RedMine

Hi Charles,
Am 29.10.2014 um 10:29 schrieb Charles-H. Schulz:
> Le 28.10.2014 21:25, K-J LibreOffice a écrit :
> > The Design team will probably close his Redmine experiment at all [1].
> > The VI-marketing design part can leave to Marketing Redmine (if it is
> > possible), the Wiki and the Forum of Redmine-Design will be closed.
> > As I do some VI-marketing design and as I think that Redmine is a good
> > instrument for that work, I hope you will give my project "asylum".
> >
> > [1] http://listarchives.libreoffice.org/global/design/msg06763.html
>
>
> hum... Several things here, let me take them on in a more logical order:
>
> 1) What is VI-Marketing? :-) We're happy to "offer asylum" if it is
> marketing related of course.

Designing marketing material, conference stuff, covers for 
documentation, banners, logos etc.

> 2) I read in the link several points that must be commented or amended.
> Yes there is a strongly voiced opinion by the infra team that the
> RedMine wiki is not to be used at all; forums are a bit different, they
> do raise some real questions in the case of an existing mailing list
> (more on that below). However RedMine and its issues/tickets is not to
> be closed at all.

No, of course not, only the Design part. Otherwise I wouldn't ask about 
an "asylum".

> I don't know where that is even written, but this is
> gross misunderstanding and perfectly inaccurate. RedMine is intensively
> used for task and issue management NOT DIRECTLY RELATED TO CODE. In
> other words, when these are not software bugs or l10n patches, they all
> go to RedMine. It is not my decision or opinion, it is the infra team
> itself. I thought it was useful to restate all these details to clear
> any misunderstanding. Unless of course you received an email from the
> board I never received ;-)
>
> 3) Feedback on the marketing experiment with RedMine. A lot of people
> are uncomfortable with using RedMine as a replacement for the mailing
> list, but task management is felt to be more effective through RedMine.
> The wiki is not to be migrated at all anyway. This leaves us not so much
> with a status quo but an increased use of RedMine for tasks. The public
> marketing list will remain open and active. Let me stress however that
> the mailing list discussion must always be directly based on an ongoing
> task. Any general talks or rant about the state of the IT and why
> LibreOffice has not yet adopted a Ribbon interface should take place on
> 1) the discuss list 2) social networks like G+ 3) /dev/null
>
> I hope it answered some of your questions,

Yes, so let's go on with it.

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