Re: [tlug] But too much logs kills the logs: How to Grok Logs

[Josh Glover <jmglov@example.com>]

2012/6/11 Bruno Raoult <braoult@example.com>:

> Would this scenario work (I mean being acceptable):

[Complicated workflow snipped]

How about this?

1. You browse the meeting archives for talks of interest to your LUG.
2. You contact the presenter and ask permission to translate the work
and post it on your LUG's webpage. This step may include asking the
presenter for their slides if they don't exist in the TLUG archives.
3. You translate stuff and post it on your LUG's site.

> On Mon, Jun 11, 2012 at 8:44 AM, Stephen J. Turnbull <stephen@example.com> wrote:
>
>> How would you suggest doing that?  The speakers generally show up with
>> either a notebook or a USB stick, and leave with it.  TLUG doesn't
>> have access to the documents in the first place.
>
> I would suggest: Publish all support documents on TLUG, with appropriates
> warnings
> and rights in them (such as what you can find in GPL).

Yes, but you missed Stephen's point. If the documents aren't linked
from the meeting page, we don't have them. You'll need to get them
yourself from the original presenter.

> PPS. My initial question was about keeping knowledge flowing. I did not
> think at all it would be so difficult :-)

Ugh.

"Let he who wants something do the legwork" applies here. Instead of
complaining that TLUG is somehow obstructing your ability to email
past presenters, you could just email past presenters.

Cheers,
Josh