Written by Google the 22 Feb 12 at 07:02.

Create a simple site which allow users to login with ubuntu passport.

1) After login we have ubuntu passport or public url badgeid
2) Any site we can add that url to advertise and promote ubuntu seal further and further generation to generation

(like G+ did even there is Facebook and twitter, they want to create a symbol). We want also to create our U+ symbol.

- one unity, one community
- social platform
- professional profile
- wall for updates to tell about whats happening what gonna happen
- discussion
- companies has there own advertises post there updates

Create a simple site which allow users to login with ubuntu passport. 1) After login we have ubuntu passport or public url badgeid 2) Any site we can add that url to advertise and promote ubuntu seal further and further generation to generation (like G+ did even there is Facebook and twitter, they want to create a symbol). We want also to create our U+ symbol. - one unity, one community - social platform - professional profile - wall for updates to tell about whats happening what gonna happen - discussion - companies has there own advertises post there updates

Written by saybgjack the 23 Feb 12 at 22:35.

the community has a lot of creativity and talent, but getting involved is complicated for every-day users

having a user-friendly social network inspired by all the existing ones, using the present resources would help everyone.

-> flexible users walls and pages : developpers, users, LoCo, groups, projects
-> efficient lists so people get to know who has the same interests and get to work together

the community has a lot of creativity and talent, but getting involved is complicated for every-day users having a user-friendly social network inspired by all the existing ones, using the present resources would help everyone. -> flexible users walls and pages : developpers, users, LoCo, groups, projects -> efficient lists so people get to know who has the same interests and get to work together

Written by Aielyn the 10 Mar 12 at 07:24.

Rather than trying to make Ubuntu the only focus of the method, how about working to establish a true Linux Community? Have this community be expansive, including not just Ubuntu, but all the other distributions.

One advantage would be that more communication between various distributions would help to resolve issues found in each of them, thereby making all of them stronger in their fight to attract users away from Windows and Mac.

The subtler details would need to be figured out, but "defragmenting" the linux community would help to strengthen all of the distributions.

This "Linux Community" could be established on various existing social media (Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, Tumblr, etc), including a new website intended to help people find the new community elements, and provide links to various resources (for instance, omgubuntu.co.uk).

Rather than trying to make Ubuntu the only focus of the method, how about working to establish a true Linux Community? Have this community be expansive, including not just Ubuntu, but all the other distributions. One advantage would be that more communication between various distributions would help to resolve issues found in each of them, thereby making all of them stronger in their fight to attract users away from Windows and Mac. The subtler details would need to be figured out, but "defragmenting" the linux community would help to strengthen all of the distributions. This "Linux Community" could be established on various existing social media (Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, Tumblr, etc), including a new website intended to help people find the new community elements, and provide links to various resources (for instance, omgubuntu.co.uk).