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| '''Miguel Sajnovsky (Sajnox)''' | '''Miguel Sajnovsky (sajnox)''' |
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| Email: <<MailTo(sajnovsky AT gmail DOT com)>> | Email: miguel.sajnovsky AT ubuntu DOT com |
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| Launchpad: https://launchpad.net/~sajnovsky-gmai | Launchpad: https://launchpad.net/~miguel.sajnovsky |
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| * I'm using Ubuntu since Dapper. I have previous experience with GNU/Linux as server administrator but I decided to be an active member of Ubuntu community because of the amazing people you can find here. | * I'm using Ubuntu since Feisty. Ubuntu was my first (and only) experience with GNU/Linux. I found out about it talking with a friend who works in IT. Please note that my studies are not IT related. |
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| * I'm an Ubuntu Member since September 2007. | * Since October '07 I'm a moderator in the [[http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=189|Argentina Team subforum]] and one of the admins of the [[https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-ar/|our LoCo Mailing List]]. We are the most active LoCo Team forum out there (more than 7000 posts, on average 25 per day), and to make sure that the CoC and the forum's rules are always observed, I read every post. We are also having a great amount of mails in the mailing list |
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| * I moderate every message in the [[http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=189|Argentina Team's subforum]] in the UbuntuForums. We are the most active LoCo Team forum over there (more than 7000 posts, on average 25 per day), and I need to be sure the CoC and the forum's rules are always observed, I read every post. | * Since November 08 I'm an Ubuntu member!!! |
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| * I moderate our irc channel (#ubuntu-ar): we have a little group there all day long. They're really nice people so it's a pleasure to hang there. | |
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| * I moderate [[https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-ar/|Argentina's Loco Mailing list]] administrator: I perform the common tasks: reject spam, check that everybody is following the CoC, help users when they have trouble with the mailing list, etc. | == What I've done == |
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| * I also get the messages people send to the [[http://ubuntu-ar.org/contact|contact form]] in out Loco Team Site: I welcome them, help with their questions, introduce them to our communication's channels, forward their messages to our mailing list and everything I can just to be sure newcomers find the great Argentinean community Ubuntu has to offer. This has an average traffic of 10 emails per day. | * Since April 08 I'm in charge of the funds of Ubuntu-ar wich are donated from the people in the community |
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| * I'm member of launchpad beta testing team. | * I've been deeply involved in making a better [[http://ubuntu-ar.org/|web]] page for our Loco Team, with updated information, HOWTOs, general info, etc * I've also been deeply involved in the organization of Release Parties for Hardy, Intrepid and Jaunty. In the Intrepid release party I gave a talk about Ubuntu, telling the people in what we have been involved with, what we are currently doing and what we expect to accomplish. I've also encouraged people to make their own Release Parties in other places throughout the country. Pictures of me giving a talk [[http://ubuntuforums.org/picture.php?albumid=696&pictureid=2311|here]], and [[http://ubuntuforums.org/picture.php?albumid=696&pictureid=2310|here]]. * I've been helping to create a bigger group of users to make the LoCo Team more involved. * Participation in the FLISOL 2008(Latin American install fest), where we held an Argentinian LoCo Team stand. We gave out CDs, flyers and spread the word to all the people interested. You can see some pictures [[http://ubuntuforums.org/picture.php?albumid=696&pictureid=2312|here]]. * Participation in the last [[http://jornadas.cafelug.org.ar/8/es/home.php|JRSL]] (Free Software Regional Conferences) where we had a stand and spread the word, gave out CDs and flyers. A nice [[http://ubuntuforums.org/picture.php?albumid=696&pictureid=2313|picture]] of the group with John "maddog" Hall. * With some people from the LoCo team we are helping [[http://www.equidad.org|Equidad]], an NGO that aims to reduce the digital gap and provide software to people who has no access to computers. * Participation in [[http://culturalibre.fmlatribu.com/|"Fabrica de Fallas"]] An encounter of free cultures (software, art, music) where we had a Stand and we were with the LoCo team gaving out cds, installing ubuntu and solving peoples problems and doubts about ubuntu. * Participation in the Flisol 2009. Some pictures [[http://picasaweb.google.com/sajnovsky/Flisol2009RPJauntyJackalope#|here]] * Participation in the Flisol 2010 - Sorry, no pictures :( == I would like to == * Keep organizing Release Parties! * Spread the word about Ubuntu. I really love to talk in "humanspeak" about Linux to people who want to know a little bit more about it. * Get Canonical's permission to produce our own merchandise in order to fund our activities (participate in events all over the country, make events of our own, be able to make flyers, cds and stickers. We all love them! :)). * Keep working on the web site to make it *the* starting point for all the potential Argentinian users. * Keep our presence in Free Software events and (why not?) create our own events. * I realize that reporting bugs is a major task and I don't know how to do it, so I will make in the group, a *very basic* tutorial to explain how to report bugs and obviously encourage people to do it, with the most experienced people aiding them in the process. * Grow! Grow! Grow! (IMHO it's our priority, spread the word and have a bigger community every day). |
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== Testimonials == * Miguel is one of the most key members of the Ubuntu community in Argentina. He helps organize the events, is always there and, when someone asks about the Ubuntu community here, we point them to Miguel. Without him, I don't think we'd have the active, friendly and passionate community that we have here in Buenos Aires. I completely support his application to become an Ubuntu Member. -- ShaunDennie (vor) |
Contact Information
Miguel Sajnovsky (sajnox)
Where in the world: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Email: miguel.sajnovsky AT ubuntu DOT com
Launchpad: https://launchpad.net/~miguel.sajnovsky
Ubuntu Forums: http://ubuntuforums.org/member.php?u=362457
IRC: sajnox @ irc.freenode.org, channels: #ubuntu-ar
Ubuntu Contribution
- I'm using Ubuntu since Feisty. Ubuntu was my first (and only) experience with GNU/Linux. I found out about it talking with a friend who works in IT. Please note that my studies are not IT related.
Since October '07 I'm a moderator in the Argentina Team subforum and one of the admins of the our LoCo Mailing List. We are the most active LoCo Team forum out there (more than 7000 posts, on average 25 per day), and to make sure that the CoC and the forum's rules are always observed, I read every post. We are also having a great amount of mails in the mailing list
- Since November 08 I'm an Ubuntu member!!!
What I've done
- Since April 08 I'm in charge of the funds of Ubuntu-ar wich are donated from the people in the community
I've been deeply involved in making a better web page for our Loco Team, with updated information, HOWTOs, general info, etc
I've also been deeply involved in the organization of Release Parties for Hardy, Intrepid and Jaunty. In the Intrepid release party I gave a talk about Ubuntu, telling the people in what we have been involved with, what we are currently doing and what we expect to accomplish. I've also encouraged people to make their own Release Parties in other places throughout the country. Pictures of me giving a talk here, and here.
I've been helping to create a bigger group of users to make the LoCo Team more involved.
Participation in the FLISOL 2008(Latin American install fest), where we held an Argentinian LoCo Team stand. We gave out CDs, flyers and spread the word to all the people interested. You can see some pictures here.
Participation in the last JRSL (Free Software Regional Conferences) where we had a stand and spread the word, gave out CDs and flyers. A nice picture of the group with John "maddog" Hall.
With some people from the LoCo team we are helping Equidad, an NGO that aims to reduce the digital gap and provide software to people who has no access to computers.
Participation in "Fabrica de Fallas" An encounter of free cultures (software, art, music) where we had a Stand and we were with the LoCo team gaving out cds, installing ubuntu and solving peoples problems and doubts about ubuntu.
Participation in the Flisol 2009. Some pictures here
Participation in the Flisol 2010 - Sorry, no pictures
I would like to
- Keep organizing Release Parties!
- Spread the word about Ubuntu. I really love to talk in "humanspeak" about Linux to people who want to know a little bit more about it.
- Get Canonical's permission to produce our own merchandise in order to fund our activities (participate in events all over the country, make events of our own, be able to make flyers, cds and stickers. We all love them! :)).
- Keep working on the web site to make it *the* starting point for all the potential Argentinian users.
- Keep our presence in Free Software events and (why not?) create our own events.
- I realize that reporting bugs is a major task and I don't know how to do it, so I will make in the group, a *very basic* tutorial to explain how to report bugs and obviously encourage people to do it, with the most experienced people aiding them in the process.
- Grow! Grow! Grow! (IMHO it's our priority, spread the word and have a bigger community every day).
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Testimonials
Miguel is one of the most key members of the Ubuntu community in Argentina. He helps organize the events, is always there and, when someone asks about the Ubuntu community here, we point them to Miguel. Without him, I don't think we'd have the active, friendly and passionate community that we have here in Buenos Aires. I completely support his application to become an Ubuntu Member. -- ShaunDennie (vor)
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