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These are Mark Surman's rough notes from conversations about Mozilla Drumbeat during August and September 2009. Does not include handwritten notes, which means it's mostly covering phone conversations. Will eventually add. [http://wiki.mozilla.org/Drumbeat/people Full list of people we talked to here.] | These are Mark Surman's rough notes from conversations about Mozilla Drumbeat during August and September 2009. Does not include handwritten notes, which means it's mostly covering phone conversations. Will eventually add. [http://wiki.mozilla.org/Drumbeat/people Full list of people we talked to here.] | ||
== Notes from MozCamp EU Mini Open Web Camp == | |||
*What do you want from this session | |||
**Creative side of the things we're working on – video tag – open video – the importance of the open web – what can we see | |||
**how people understand and appreciate what they have before they loose it | |||
**web as a public resource and how we can make the mozilla mission more **understandable to users – not just community members | |||
**making the open web as a concept more understandable to everyone | |||
**bringing the web to people who don't have it | |||
**the tension between web standards and innovation, making that more understandable to developers and people who use the web | |||
**how we make people care about the open web in a framework that doesn't just involve firefox | |||
**who are they people that we're trying to reach out to | |||
*Who are the people that we're trying to connect with and what do we want to tell them? | |||
**getting them to a spot where they are and even better participating | |||
*Mozilla sucks at explaining what the open web is | |||
The easiest people to reach in that way are they people who have their identity role up in making the web. It's not just people who develop software but people who work on the web. | |||
*We need to talk to the people who “make” the web and they will have an impact on the people who “use” the web | |||
*Task | |||
**What would our message be to that audience | |||
**message about the open web | |||
**why would they care | |||
*Statement: What does the open web do | |||
**the open web protects your freedom | |||
**the open web punishes those who are based on scarcity and rewards those who innovate | |||
**the open web is long-term choice | |||
**the open web benefits those who produce real material and punishes those who create artificial demand | |||
**the open web is the thing that enables us to build the digital future that we want | |||
**the open web is a web that is accessible to all | |||
**on the open web you can take your data with you | |||
**the open web is like a really fantastic cocktail party | |||
**the open web is freedom | |||
**the internet and the web was create to achieve interoperability and that interoperability has allowed it to stay open | |||
**we need to make the sweet spot bigger | |||
**the open web allow participants to shape their experience | |||
**the open web is another name for the web that mozilla started to build | |||
==Chris Messina - Open Web Guy == | ==Chris Messina - Open Web Guy == | ||