Ubuntu membership councils
Yesterday was the first meeting of the Ubuntu EMEA membership board and I think it was a great success. We managed to process 13 membership applications,10 people were accepted as Ubuntu members. This is a huge improvement for prospective members who now do not have to wait for the Community Council to meet, but can turn to local membership boards. So there are now 3 ways to become Ubuntu member:
- Contribute to the development of Ubuntu and become member through the “Ubuntu Developers” or “Ubuntu Universe Contributors” team.
- Contribute to Kubuntu or Edubuntu and become Ubuntu member via their respective membership process
- Contribute to a LoCoteam and come to your regional membership board for membership.
There are now 378 Ubuntu members, that is 378 people who made significant contributions to Ubuntu and the Ubuntu community. There are many more of you out there who make such significant contributions, so this delegation will make sure all those contributions will be recognized!
Just to be clear, it’s not necessary to contribute to a LoCoteam in order to come to the regional membership board meetings - those meetings can consider applications for membership from contributors to any area of the Ubuntu project.