El 26/06/2006, a las 10:49, Dave Crocker escribió:
marcelo bagnulo braun wrote:
The "incentive" that something like SIRS offered was classification
as
a senior contributor. This was neither a small point nor a small
benefit (IMO).
what was the benefit of becoming a senior contributor?
Idealistic answer: The personal satisfaction of meaningful
contribution.
(There is a rumor that active IETF participants are highly motivated
by this
goal. So, the incentive is provide explicit satisfaction of it beyond
their
narrow areas of primary activity.)
Selfish: Public recognition. (Good for both one's ego and
potentially one's
employment status.)
ok, may make sense
how would this differ from the "technical advisor" title?
Regards, marcelo
d/
ps. The ideal and the selfish are complementary and not at all
negative, IMO.
But, then, I believe all idealism is driven by a form of
self-satisfaction...
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