Fedora Drafts A New Mission Statement

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Fedora Drafts A New Mission Statement

Fedora Project Leader Matthew Miller is working on updating the Fedora Project Mission...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Fedora-Draft-New-Mission

[commodore256]

It's a lie, It's so they can get free RHEL Beta Testers.

[cl333r]

PR statements are very important.

[Luke_Wolf]

I have a proposal to make:

To synergize our buzzwords to establish a diverse set of sentences in a collaborative environment, creating an innovative portfolio of marketing terminology to boost the signal of our market leading properties and propose a clear vision of our future prospects.

[jbennett]

PR statements can sometimes be a big deal. I wonder if it's intentional that they remove "Open Source" from the statement.

[salsadoom]

PR statements can sometimes be a big deal. I wonder if it's intentional that they remove "Open Source" from the statement.

That was the first thing I noticed. Its hard to say, RedHat has traditionally be very open source friendly. But maybe the Fedora guys are wanting to ships a few every bits to make life easier for their users -- especially now they are in a good place to take some desktop usage from Ubuntu..

[jacob]

I have a proposal to make:

To synergize our buzzwords to establish a diverse set of sentences in a collaborative environment, creating an innovative portfolio of marketing terminology to boost the signal of our market leading properties and propose a clear vision of our future prospects.

You took it off my mouth. Although on a second thought it's still missing "leading" and "proactive".

[ldo17]

I have a proposal to make:

To synergize our buzzwords to establish a diverse set of sentences in a collaborative environment, creating an innovative portfolio of marketing terminology to boost the signal of our market leading properties and propose a clear vision of our future prospects.

But will it enrich the user experience?

[randomizer]

But will it enrich the user experience?

Yes, because it's developed with Agile.

[nanonyme]

That was the first thing I noticed. Its hard to say, RedHat has traditionally be very open source friendly. But maybe the Fedora guys are wanting to ships a few every bits to make life easier for their users -- especially now they are in a good place to take some desktop usage from Ubuntu..

There was critique on this in official thread. May yet be changed