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An ambassador can be expected to be in the know about all of the following: | An ambassador can be expected to be in the know about all of the following: | ||
Linux and Fedora Basics | |||
FOSS, OSS and Proprietary Licenses | |||
Freedoms guaranteed by Fedora | |||
Packages included and Packaging in Fedora | |||
Comparison with Other Linux and Unix distributions | |||
Difference between Fedora Versions | |||
Work flow in the Fedora Ecosystem | |||
Why proprietary software is evil? | |||
FOSS adoption vs OSS adoption | |||
Recent and Proposed Changes, and lots more | |||
Revision as of 15:36, 2 April 2009
Specifications for a System for Ensuring Quality of Ambassadors
The immediate motivation can be traced to this thread in the ambassadors mailing list. There is a need to ensure that ambassadors are aware about current trends, and are in the know about how the Fedora ecosystem relates to the FOSS and external worlds. Mentoring can help in better organisation and implementation of proposed activities. But is less useful for the former goal.
An ambassador can be expected to be in the know about all of the following:
Linux and Fedora Basics FOSS, OSS and Proprietary Licenses Freedoms guaranteed by Fedora Packages included and Packaging in Fedora Comparison with Other Linux and Unix distributions Difference between Fedora Versions Work flow in the Fedora Ecosystem Why proprietary software is evil? FOSS adoption vs OSS adoption Recent and Proposed Changes, and lots more