[Fedora-ambassadors-list] Ambassadors Business Cards in OTT

[Nayyar Ahmed]

Hi,

I will add a point here, i.e. i am running my company and when i do
visit people i first make sure that they are informed about my visit,
or even for a sudden meeting, i just through my visiting card to the
person or sometime his/her Personal Assistant, what they find in my
visiting card is My Name and Company Name, while they some time keep
it for future contact, i.e. email,phone no. etc. but they never take
it out from their table draw to figure out what type of person i am?
or even what is my second name? or even what is the theme of my
company etc. etc.

so in my experience visiting card is just to get started with some
one, the rest is our skills and code of conduct :)

this is what i feel about visiting card.
thanks

On 1/16/06, Rahul Sundaram <sundaram at redhat.com> wrote:
> Hi
>
> >I agree and that's why we should simply state "Fedora. Infinite Freedom." as we stated
> >in Key Features -  http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/KeyFeatures
> >--
> >
> You guys keep missing the point. This is not project slogan. This is a
> short crisp description. Imagine this use case. You give a busy
> government policy maker your Fedora Ambassador visiting card. He files
> it along with several dozens. Few months down the line, he flips through
> the cards. He comes along the visiting you give him and what does it say?
>
> Fedora - Infinite Freedom
>
> No clue what the heck that means. Card ends up in dustbin. Now come up
> with short descriptions that avoid this issue.
>
> --
> Rahul
>
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