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Mozilla Europe should be present at important conferences (much like Pike intended it to happen for LinuxTag already), such as Euro-OSCON (which I don't know why there wasn't one in 2007). | Mozilla Europe should be present at important conferences (much like Pike intended it to happen for LinuxTag already), such as Euro-OSCON (which I don't know why there wasn't one in 2007). | ||
Also, I am wondering if and how something like the "campus representatives" could be done in Europe as well. Unfortunately there's no widely adopted platform like Facebook over here (studivz is becoming increasingly popular, but it's a mess). --[[User:Wenzel|wenzel]] 04:06, 11 September 2007 (PDT) | Also, I am wondering if and how something like the "campus representatives" could be done in Europe as well. Unfortunately there's no widely adopted platform like Facebook over here (studivz is becoming increasingly popular, but it's a mess). --[[User:Wenzel|wenzel]] 04:06, 11 September 2007 (PDT) | ||
Mozilla Europe will have to decide whether it wants to be a Firefox-centric organization (as MoCo is) or whether it wants to embrace the whole European Mozilla ecosystem by engaging more with Thunderbird, Calendar, SeaMonkey or closed-source mozilla-driven application developers. A European Mozilla ecosystem conference could be a valuable thing to add. The Calendar folks (with 70-80% of their developers sitting in Europe) would certainly be interested in contributing to such an event. --sipaq 05:13, 11 September 2007 (PDT) | |||
Revision as of 12:14, 11 September 2007
Please share your ideas on how you and Mozilla Europe can make a better Mozilla on this page. I guess the usual comment scribble should work fine.
Contributed ideas
Mozilla Europe should open up all it's evil master plans of world dom. --Pike 02:12, 11 September 2007 (PDT)
Mozilla Europe should encourage European Mozilla contributors, both financially (employment, contractorship or grants) and in other ways (organizing conferences, meetings, hackathons, doing advertisement campaigns, giving press interviews, etc.). GijsKruitbosch 03:27, 11 September 2007 (PDT)
Mozilla Europe should be present at important conferences (much like Pike intended it to happen for LinuxTag already), such as Euro-OSCON (which I don't know why there wasn't one in 2007). Also, I am wondering if and how something like the "campus representatives" could be done in Europe as well. Unfortunately there's no widely adopted platform like Facebook over here (studivz is becoming increasingly popular, but it's a mess). --wenzel 04:06, 11 September 2007 (PDT)
Mozilla Europe will have to decide whether it wants to be a Firefox-centric organization (as MoCo is) or whether it wants to embrace the whole European Mozilla ecosystem by engaging more with Thunderbird, Calendar, SeaMonkey or closed-source mozilla-driven application developers. A European Mozilla ecosystem conference could be a valuable thing to add. The Calendar folks (with 70-80% of their developers sitting in Europe) would certainly be interested in contributing to such an event. --sipaq 05:13, 11 September 2007 (PDT)