On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 5:23 PM, Ralph Angenendt <ra+centos at br-online.de> wrote: > Developers, developers, developers ... I love this project! > - Do we also want people to be able to search for jobs (my opinion: No) People who want to apply for a job should know how to handle Google :). Additionally, I think it normally only useful to skim through the job offers of the last one or two months. > - should that list be moderated (my opinion: Yes - by maybe more than > one person) Yes. > - Which standards do we need for a job to be posted there? That helps > weeding out some "get criminal quick" schemes or other snowball > schemes. I think we should restrict this to CentOS (or upstream)-related job offers, not generic UNIX/Linux-related offers. > - Do we want an unmoderated discussion list besides that for discussing > about job offers - like on Usenet (my opinion: No, that really is a > way for quick and lasting flame fests) No, it does not serve a purpose. If someone want to follow up on an offer, they can do so via private mail. > And the biggest questions: Do we need that all? Do you have another > vision of how we can do those job offerings within our infrastructure? > Do you have experiences with stuff like that? Do *you* want to moderate > that list (or at least help with that)? Other projects have comparable lists, and they are great. Sometimes the offers are too general, so, I am all in for moderation. I'd like to help moderating. -- Daniel