Comments on: More Stats for Fedora Ambassadors http://people.byte-code.com/fcrippa/2008/02/18/more-stats-for-fedora-ambassadors/ # tar -zxvf blog-`date -I`.tar.gz Fri, 30 Jul 2010 10:29:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: fcrippa http://people.byte-code.com/fcrippa/2008/02/18/more-stats-for-fedora-ambassadors/#comment-943 fcrippa Wed, 20 Feb 2008 23:43:18 +0000 http://people.byte-code.com/fcrippa/2008/02/18/more-stats-for-fedora-ambassadors/#comment-943 Yep, I think so too! ;-) Yep, I think so too! ;-)

]]> By: Fabian http://people.byte-code.com/fcrippa/2008/02/18/more-stats-for-fedora-ambassadors/#comment-942 Fabian Wed, 20 Feb 2008 18:00:29 +0000 http://people.byte-code.com/fcrippa/2008/02/18/more-stats-for-fedora-ambassadors/#comment-942 There are some issues with your script. It counts the lines of every area as far as I can see but there are regions where no ambassadors are and it count 1 because the country list (http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Ambassadors/CountryList) contains some country names with no assigned ambassadors. Perhaps it's possible to count the wiki names. But from now on it will be much easier to collect the data and build statistics. We better discuss this during FOSDEM while drinking some beer ;-) There are some issues with your script. It counts the lines of every area as far as I can see but there are regions where no ambassadors are and it count 1 because the country list (http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Ambassadors/CountryList) contains some country names with no assigned ambassadors. Perhaps it’s possible to count the wiki names.

But from now on it will be much easier to collect the data and build statistics.

We better discuss this during FOSDEM while drinking some beer ;-)

]]> By: Greg DeK http://people.byte-code.com/fcrippa/2008/02/18/more-stats-for-fedora-ambassadors/#comment-940 Greg DeK Mon, 18 Feb 2008 16:20:00 +0000 http://people.byte-code.com/fcrippa/2008/02/18/more-stats-for-fedora-ambassadors/#comment-940 These numbers are freaking awesome! The next set of questions involve activity. How can we determine whether a particular ambassador is "active"? How many of our 350 ambassadors are attending events, working on email lists, and so forth? There's no simple answer, of course, but something to think about as you work on these metrics. Great, great work. Brilliant, actually. These numbers are freaking awesome!

The next set of questions involve activity. How can we determine whether a particular ambassador is “active”? How many of our 350 ambassadors are attending events, working on email lists, and so forth?

There’s no simple answer, of course, but something to think about as you work on these metrics.

Great, great work. Brilliant, actually.

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