DataPortability.Action.Evangelism Google Group

Anna Kournikova Bikini Shoo

2008-09-06T01:13:23Z

Anna Kournikova changes into several different bikinis and poses on
the beach!
[link]

Salma Hayek looking Gorgeou

2008-09-06T01:13:14Z

This is Grade A+ here folks.
[link]

Jessica Simpson Green Dress

2008-09-06T01:12:56Z

Jessica Simpson celebrates her husband bday in a low but green dress!
[link]

Hillary Duff Boob Peek

2008-09-06T01:12:52Z

This is the closest we have come yet!
[link]

Volunteers for review and comments on Charter for External Communications and August Monthly report

2008-08-27T06:01:43Z

Hi Folks.

Hope everyone is enjoying the last week of August- yes i can hardly
believe it myself....

So for starters if you have ideas, stories or suggestions for the
August DataPortability Project Monthly report please drop me a line.
[previous reports available here:
[link]]

Re: Evangelism - time to re-engage and get some work done

2008-08-06T14:52:37Z

Daniela -- I'm on holiday at the moment, and have a road-trip crazy
fall starting the third week of August, but will take a look at wiki
pages, etc. when I am back next week and see what I can commit to.

An initial thought would be that re-evaluating the list on the wiki
may be in order, that's a long way from dropping the effort

Evangelism - time to re-engage and get some work done

2008-07-28T06:34:47Z

It has been pretty quiet over here on this Evangelism discussion list
as well as in the skype chat. Hopefully that is because over the last
few weeks we have all been waiting for the final decisions on the
Steering Committee Members and the finalization of the Governance
model.

I think that we are now in a good position to pick-up or perhaps drop

Results of the nominations for Steering Group

2008-07-19T01:43:45Z

As of midnight, GMT, there were 12 candidates for 12 seats. Thus, no
election is necessary.
Here, in alphabetical order, are the new members of the Steering Group:
- J. Trent Adams
- Daniela Barbosa
- Elias Bizannes
- Brady Brim-DeForest
- Steven Greenberg
- Brett McDowell
- Drummond Reed

Re: Wiki 'moderation'- please assist us fellow Evangelism members

2008-07-12T15:16:28Z

Thanks. I think that's a good start.

Keep posting if you get any other ideas specifically. Maybe when
Daniela gets back from her vacation, we can formalise a policy.

Re: Wiki 'moderation'- please assist us fellow Evangelism members

2008-07-11T14:11:17Z

To date, I've referred folks to Wikipedia guidelines as a general
reference point and encouraged discussion. We're a trade association
that functions as a roundtable for different industry sectors
(exchanges, buy and sell-side firms, and the vendor eco-system(s)
around them), so we're constantly moderating between conflicting views

Re: Wiki 'moderation'- please assist us fellow Evangelism members

2008-07-11T05:36:22Z

No definitive list. Perhaps you could help us out here with your
experience and make a proposal that we adopt as the initial policy?

Re: [DP.AG.Evangelism] IMPORTANT: How to vote in the upcoming election for Steering Committee

2008-07-10T06:33:17Z

Good catch, thanks!
Voting opens as soon as the nominations close: Midnight GMT, on Friday, July
18 2008.
On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 2:04 AM, Brett McDowell <brettmcdow...@gmail.com>
wrote:

Re: [DP.AG.Evangelism] IMPORTANT: How to vote in the upcoming election for Steering Committee

2008-07-10T06:04:00Z

Maybe I missed something, but when does the vote for Steering Group
start?

IMPORTANT: How to vote in the upcoming election for Steering Committee

2008-07-10T01:09:00Z

As the organization matures, the current Steering Group believes that it's
time to get formal decision making bodies in place. The first step in this
process is for the membership to elect people to full terms of office in the
Steering Group.
The process in brief: You become a voting member of DataPortability,org by

Re: Wiki 'moderation'- please assist us fellow Evangelism members

2008-07-08T18:52:27Z

I'm managing a trade association program that has recently launched a
wiki effort (wiki.fisd.net) and I have to say it's been non-trivial to
get these policies, processes, practices, etc. worked out as we go
along. My hunch is it's _much_ easier to start with announced rules
and then adapt them as the community desires. Do we have a definitive