'org chart'

[Luis Villa <louie ximian com>]

As some of you may have seen discussed a few months back[1] some effort
is being made to create a GNOME 'org chart' that would help improve
GNOME's communication and lines of responsibility.

The relevant portion of the original doc for you guys and gals is:

i18n
 - contacts: Kjartan Marass, Christian Rose
 	*Test i18n/l10n implementation (including RTL, other 'new functions')
	*provide complete l10n coverage for gnome release

Is this accurate? Does it describe what you guys think you should be
doing for GNOME? Does it describe what you think GNOME should expect
from you? Are you still wearing pants? :)[2] Hopefully this is fairly
accurate, but obviously we want feedback before this becomes 'official'
and goes up on the website.

When finished, I want this doc to be useful for everyone as a reference
point- 'what do we do next? what does GNOME need from us? who do we go
to for X?' So, please, consider this a chance both to discuss those
questions and also to inform the rest of GNOME about what you decide. :)

Questions/comments/flames/whatever welcome :)-
Luis 

[1]http://lists.gnome.org/archives/foundation-list/2002-August/msg00001.html
[2]AKA 'still paying attention to me?' :)