Hi!
I can do the jobs in the hungarian areas. If nobody else joins from
middle-east europe, I can try the region, but i speak only english and
german, so if anybody else joins from slav areas, it is better if they do
it.
Laszlo
On Tue, 16 Sep 2003, Josh Berkus wrote:
> Folks,
>
> For the upcoming 7.4 release, I'd like to have designated regional contacts
> from as many places as possible. For those of you who are already
> translators, you can be a translator *and* a regional contact, or not, as you
> please.
>
> People have already effectively volunteered for the US, Germany, Brazil,
> Argentina, Australia, and French-speaking-Europe. We could use help in lots
> of other areas.
>
> If you volunteer, your first job will be gathering press contacts from your
> country. Other things we'd like you to do, as you have time, are:
>
> PostgreSQL Advocacy Regional Contacts
> I. Regional Press
> A. Help arrange translation of press releases and other Advocacy
> materials
> B. Maintain a list of local/regional/language press contacts
> C. Answer or forward questions from the local/regional/language press
> D. Work with the PostgreSQL "Master of Ceremonies" to staff interviews
> in your area
> E. Keep up to date on PostgreSQL developments so that you can be
> knowlegable for the above, including participating actively
> on the pgsql-advocacy list.
> II. Community Building
> A. Solicit users in your area/language
> B. Create and admin a mailing list when you have enough people.
> C. When you have even more people, add a web page and/or
> start a PostgreSQL user's group.
> III. Community Liason
> A. Find user's groups, conventions, and other local events and groups
> which are related to PostgreSQL
> B. Work with the "Master of Ceremonies" to do PostgreSQL outreach
> to these groups and events.
> Time expected: 5-12 hours per month.
>
> --
> -Josh Berkus
> Aglio Database Solutions
> San Francisco
>
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