[Penguicon-Concom] New Concom Edits On The Wiki

[Matt Arnold]

On 8/13/06, Anne KG Murphy <akgmurphy at gmail.com> wrote:
> John asked:
> > Any questions?
>
> Yes.  Perhaps I missed this, but who is currently on the concom, and
> in what positions?  I look at  http://www.penguicon.org/wiki/ConCom
> and http://www.penguicon.org/wiki/WhoIsDoingWhat and I see material
> from last year or longer ago.  Shall we archive these pages and start
> over?  Will you distribute a text list to this mailing list?
>
> It is somewhat hard to pull together and collaborate when we do not
> know who each other are.

Yeah. I've kicked off the wiki process by editing the concom page
based on a recent org chart. Keep in mind that I'm just any old wiki
editor like all of you. I'm not more knowledgeable, but somebody had
to get it started with a bunch of educated guesses. ;) I probably put
a lot of errors on there just now. Why don't you go check on my
educated guess about you! http://www.penguicon.org/wiki/ConCom

Please don't feel offended if you got bumped off there wrongly. It was
probably a typo on the org chart I was going by. The errors are
probably fewer than the obvious errors we had before, because it's
based on an org chart John sent out a few weeks ago. There's probably
a later and more accurate org chart. Only you and the conchair can be
sure about what you talked about concerning your job. Feel free to
edit and put yourself wherever you really are.

The system gives all of you the ability to get a membership on the
wiki (if you don't already have one) and edit this page and the whole
wiki to put in the latest up-to-the-minute breaking changes in the
situation, or add some of the many, many, things that you know. It
would be specifically important to add details about your own job on
the concom, and add a page about yourself by clicking the question
mark that appears next to your name in the text. I know a lot of
concom members besides Anne, who said that they too would like to get
to know the rest of you collaborators better, and this is a way to do
it.

Just a suggestion IMHO FWIW YMMV,
-Matt