/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2011/06/11/#ubuntu-women-project.txt

jledbetterpleia2, Maybe it'll be a conversation starter. "Don't you mean social/ly/ exciting?" Then you can say "Yes! It is! Here's how you sign up..." ;)20:00
TubuHi all!23:06
Tubuhm... probably not a meeting moment...23:07
IdleOneHello Tubu23:08
Tubuok, it will be for another UbUntU time...23:08
Tubuow23:08
TubuHi idleOne23:08
TubuI'm looking for some info about the ubuntu-women.org...23:10
IdleOnewhat sort of info?23:11
TubuI  come here from the launchpad, where I discover the group and subscribe to it...23:12
TubuI would like to know more about the purpose of the group and how it is working...23:12
TubuIs there "projects" for exemple?23:12
IdleOnetake a look at the website there is all the info.23:13
IdleOneperhaps this link will help http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/GetInvolved23:13
TubuI when on it, but it seems (for me) really unconcrete (I mean abstarct)23:14
IdleOneI am not sure I am best placed to answer your questions. I would suggest signing up to the mailing list and introduce yourself to the team.23:15
Tubuare there sometime real meeting or action, I mean? cause i didn't saw any mention of that kind.23:15
hypatiaTubu: we;ve run a couple of contests in the past, and have an active mentoring program23:16
IdleOnehere is someone who can probably help you better then I could :)23:17
Tubu: o)23:17
Tubuthanks already IdleOne!23:17
Tububut i didn't understoud the point of the group (stupid question thus:) does the group want to "show" the quota of women using/developping Ubuntu?23:20
valorieTubu: a lot of our project is social23:20
Tubuah23:20
valorieintegrating women into the Ubuntu project at large23:20
valorieone of our members does keep track of Ubuntu Membership statistics23:20
valoriebut that isn't primary to the remit of the group23:21
valorieit's just useful to see how much work remains23:21
valorieyou could look at me as a test case23:21
valorielong-time linux user, very reluctant to get involved as a contributor23:22
Tubu"test case"... : o )23:22
valoriebecause of my impression of the social structure23:22
valoriehowever, with the urging of my fellow U-W members, I did go for Kubuntu Membership, and sponsorship to UDS23:23
valorieand am part of the Kubuntu team23:23
Tubudo you mean you stay "passive" a long time before being active?23:23
valorieas far as contribution - yes23:23
valorieof course I'm not a passive person, and had other projects going23:24
valoriebut as far as committing to be a part of Ubuntu -- UW got me here23:24
valoriethink of how many users we have23:25
valorievs. how many contributors23:25
valoriewe'd like to help a lot of those users make the step to contribution23:25
TubuSo, maybe I did a lucky choise went I decide to go in linux and choose Ubuntu as trial this time (3 month ago)23:25
valoriecool23:25
TubuI supose it s impossible to know (sttistically) how many users/contributors are women...23:27
valoriethis is the official chan -- the one where we hang out socially is #ubuntu-women23:27
valoriewell, we know the membership number - 5% of Ubuntu Members are women23:27
valorieI tipped us over 5%23:27
valorie:-)23:27
Tubuo wouaw! it's many!!!23:28
valorieas for users and contributors -- very difficult to know23:28
valorieI would say many when we get over 40%23:28
TubuI mean I would guess something like 0,5%...23:28
valoriethat would be truly awful23:28
valoriebut yes, it sometimes feels that way23:28
Tubuso, for me is more then I thought... : o)23:28
valoriemany women, esp. on IRC, don't use female nicks23:29
Tubucool... it gives me a feeling of something growing...23:29
valoriebecause they get tired of being hassled23:29
Tubuye...that's also typ...ical23:29
valoriethe Ubuntu namespace is pretty cool, because of the Code of Conduct23:29
Tubuas in many (all) kind of group...23:30
Tubuit give a strange feeling: the fact that man use without problem their real name and thuis are also more directly "recognised" and that women are staying in shadow... even if there are doing great work...23:32
valorienot all groups have a CoC, and some are actively opposed to having one23:32
valoriewell, I use my own name23:33
TubuI have to read it again (more deeply) then23:33
TubuI don't... : o)23:33
valorieI can't be troubled to be two different personas23:33
valorieand when unknown people PM me, I simply close the window, or ask that we keep it in chan23:33
TubuIn fact I also use a nickname in "real wold"... I mean a "artist name, a non-gendered name...23:34
valorieif they do weird crap, I report it23:34
hypatiai usually ask /in the channel/ that they keep it in the channel23:34
hypatiaso that other folks know what's going on23:34
valorieso far, so good.....23:34
valoriethat's a good idea23:34
valorieif i know which chan I share with them23:34
Tubugood... I will do same if that happen to me23:34
hypatiai've found it quite effective, valorie23:34
hypatiaand it also helps if they are pm'ing other people too23:34
valorieright23:34
AlanBellvalorie: if you do "/whois nastynick" it should show you the channels you share23:36
valoriecool, I'll try to remember that23:37
valorieusually they aren't nasty, just annoying23:38
AlanBelltrue enough23:38
AlanBellI get a lot of people who ask a question in quiet technical channels, wait 10 minutes then start PMing people in the channel with the same question, starting alphabetically23:39
IdleOne/msg AlanBell non-technical question being asked. expect funny retort.23:40
AlanBellfunny retorts only in #chemistry23:40
IdleOneevery now and then I get an email about a project needing some sort of translation help. So I go ahead and click the link and then LP inevitably dies a fiery death when I click save :/23:42
IdleOnemakes me not want to help23:43
Tubuabout tech question... : o)... I don't understand what is the "Blueprint stuff"... I subscribe to the mailinglist to see about what it goes but didn't understood more... Could some one explain me?23:43
Tubu... or give a link of some explanations for dummies?23:44
valoriehmmm23:45
Tubu(I'm now on the log of previous IRC-meetings and feel like a fish in the desert... : o/23:45
valoriethey are sort of hieroglyphical23:45
valorieI mean, you know what a blueprint is in real life, right?23:46
Tubuheu... no...23:46
valorieplans for a structure of some sort23:46
valorieso what blueprints are in Ubuntuland, is lists of goals and such23:46
valoriemostly pegged to various releases23:47
Tubuow ok...23:47
valoriewhich at this point are letters of the alphabet23:47
valorieM for Maverick, N for Natty, O for Oneiric, etc.23:47
valorieand at the UDS for that cycle, say Ubuntu Developer Summit - O23:48
valoriethe blueprint will be discussed at a meeting, and changed/fixed etc23:48
Tubuow... okok... I begin to understand, thanks.23:49
IdleOneTubu: a blueprint is un plan d'architecte en francais23:49
valorieone can even hook it to the status page if necessary, I guess23:49
valoriewe don't23:49
valoriestatus.ubuntu.com as i recall23:49
Tubuthanks, IdleOne... I was just on the wikipedia page of "Schéma directeur (urbanisme)"... : o)23:50
IdleOnealors dans la communaute d'Ubuntu ce sont les objectifes de l'equipe pour la prochaine version.23:51
valorieanyway, we use them as a tool to focus us on a few goals23:51
IdleOne^23:52
Tubu^^!23:52
AlanBell!fr23:53
ubot4Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci.23:53
* AlanBell is happy with français, just wanted to point out the other channels23:54
pleia2https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu-women.org/+spec/community-o-ubuntu-women-project-goals23:54
Tubuye I know that link... It's the page where I subscribe to see how I could contribute, thanks... :o)23:57
Tubuso there is a robot that recognise french and send a message?23:57
Tubuwill it kick me out after 3 time I use french?23:58
valoriethe bot responds to !commands23:59
valorielike !fr23:59
valorie!ru23:59
ubot4Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке  / Pozhalujsta posetite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke23:59
valorieetc.23:59

Generated by irclog2html.py 2.7 by Marius Gedminas - find it at mg.pov.lt!