[web-team] Re: [Officers] Cisco rep, Feb announcement, web team help

[Marc MERLIN]

On Thu, Jan 24, 2002 at 04:16:18PM -0800, Heather wrote:
> > We already have a new member as you probably read. Let's see how it works
> > now.
> 
> I think that there is enough work at hand that more than one new member would
> still be good.
 
Maybe. I'll let Joyce decide of that.
 
> We did well when we had five active people and a few loose hands.  Two is
> barely enough for either to get time away for other leisure-time things. As

One member is enough if the said person has enough time.
Again, I'll defer to Joyce

On Thu, Jan 24, 2002 at 04:11:14PM -0800, Heather wrote:
> Winston is my other active companion on the web team.  I see him on the list
> every once in a while.  He basically agreed to own the link farm, which is
> huge, and leave the rest to me except for an occasional moment here and there.
 
If you talk to him, tell him he's been off the web-team for several months
since his mail started bouncing and we never heard from him again.
 
> I have a habit which *tends* to keep me up on my inbox.  Specifically,
> I *don't* pre-filter, and lists whose traffic is so heavy I simply can't
> even try to keep up, I fire.
 
I don't pre-filter either, but I use mutt coloring, which lets me see what I
want to. That's how I keep up.
I've also included your personal Email address in the headers in addition to
the web-team address in the hope  that your mail config would highlight your
personal mail, but that didn't work.
 
On Thu, Jan 24, 2002 at 11:45:11PM -0800, Joyce Cao Traugott wrote:
> When I make changes to the page, do  I need to get a approval from anyone.
> If I do, what is the best and most effective way.
 
You don't.
I am effectively putting you in charge.
RCS  lets us  roll changes  back if  needed anyway  (although RCS  sucks, we
should really convert the  whole thing to CVS, which would  also allow for a
staging tree)

Heather is  obviously still welcome to  help as her time  permits and/or can
give  you advise  and  help you  with  location of  things  and the  current
organization.

Marc
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