<blockquote> ---------- Original message ---------- From:Paul-Marc Bougharios< paulmarc@ieee.org > Date: 22 Feb 09 03:56:19 Subject: Re: [Ambassadors] Re: inactive ambassadors, a proposed solution To: fedora-ambassadors-list@redhat.com <div dir="ltr">Hi all, I consider myself one of those ambassadors who are quite active in their community, but fail to "report back" on wiki's and blogs, or even reply to mailing lists. Not that I wouldn't want to write reports or chat with fellows from a community I take pride to being member of, but I tend to spend my spare time (if any) working on getting people to love Fedora. I honestly barely have the time to read my emails, much less to reply to all of them... However, thus far, I have been able to reach thousands of university students, did a seminar on "How to use Linux (Fedora) as a reliable OS", and constantly am spreading the word around. Heck, even my IT manager asked me a couple of days ago to give him both the 32 & 64 bit Fedora DVD's: our proxy servers will soon get what's best out there to drive them: Fedora 10! And maybe our workstations will be finally fueled with the most productive OS one can lay hands on. I side by inode0 with: "...I suggest you lead by example and just do it. You don't need a rule." And I think Roy's got a point: "...At the end of the day, I think its now time for someone to come forth and make a decision for the rest of the ambassadors to adhere." Until the next reply of this interesting (and long) thread, have a nice weekend, all of you! -- Take care, Paul-Marc Bougharios, Engr <a target=\"_blank\" target="\"_blank\"" href="http://www.paulmarc.org/">http://www.paulmarc.org/</a> May God Be With You </div> </blockquote>