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Wednesday, October 15, 2008
 GNOME Job Posting Board

Many GNOME-friendly companies have job openings that they announce either on blogs, IRC, or random mailing list.

Many GNOME hackers look for jobs and they crawl blogs, mailing lists, or ask on IRC.

Now there is a central place that community members can post GNOME-related job openings, and job seekers can subscribe to. Nothing fancy, a good old wiki page: Jobs. Populate!

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A wiki doesn't seem like a good choice for this, the subscription messages you receive from l.g.o are nothing like the sort of messages you'd want to receive from a jobs listing service. Why not just a simple mail alias?
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : October 16, 2008 12:19 PM
 
1) Postings on a wiki can be removed, keeping a list of current openings at
any time,

2) Keep it simple. This took me ten minutes to set up. A mailing list would
have taken at least a few days,

3) Subscribing and unsubscribing to the wiki is much easier and more intuitive,
# posted by Blogger behdad : October 16, 2008 12:48 PM
 
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