[okfn-br] Portuguese comments on FB

Sábado Junho 14 14:00:36 UTC 2014

Hi Susanne, (pessoal, vejam se alguém pode ajudar a Susanne com a petição
abaixo)

I'm ccing the OKBr mailing list to see if our 250+ people there can help
somehow. Yes, you are right, things are a little too centralized on me, so
I'm busy. :)

P. S. Please, do not forget to answer my e-mail about vetor files for we
make business cards and t-shirts. I know you are also busy and doing things
of Open Knowledge central priorities, but these files I ask for centuries
are a priority for me.

P. P. S. Please, next time before releasing a campaign in Brazil, *do
consult the Brazilian community*, otherwise you can need urgent help - not
saying that is the case, but it can happens.

Tom

2014-06-14 5:23 GMT-03:00 Susanne Kendler - Open Knowledge <
susanne.kendler em okfn.org>:

> Hi Everton, or rather Tom :)!
>
> We are promoting the Brazil-focused change.org petition on FB
> https://www.facebook.com/stopsecretcontracts/posts/261590990713882. This
> has gone out with a Portuguese-language pitch to sign.
>
> As was to be expected, we are getting some people commenting in
> Portuguese. The auto-translate tells me that some are picking out details
> how the contracts are being made, and if signing any petitions is
> trustworthy.
>
> Comments on FB are a good way to engage, and explain why we do what we do,
> and why we're making a certain point. So would be ideal if we could respond
> in Portuguese - obviously in quite concise form, as this is Facebook
> comments.
>
> Please see the comments we should possibly respond to below. I know you're
> rather busy, but as the way we pitch this in a local context is quite
> important, I thought you can best either suggest answers, or hand over to
> someone else who can respond in a couple of lines.
>
> If you can give me answers in Portuguese, I'll post them as the page. Pls
> see below, with links. I think the first answer should reinforce why we
> engage with OGP on this, 2nd seems more focused on the petition format.
>
> Hope you can help briefly,
> Thanks,
> Susanne
>
> Erik Rafael <https://www.facebook.com/erik.rafael.39?fref=ufi> Não é a
> Dilma que firma contrato com empreiteiros. Os estádios ou são dos governos
> estaduais ou privados. Logo quem tem de prestar contas são os governadores
> e/ou a iniciativa privada que construiu o estádio como é o caso do
> Itaquerão do Corintians e do Beira Rio reformado. Não tem haver com o
> governo federal diretamente. O governo federal liberou empréstimo via BNDES.
>
> https://www.facebook.com/stopsecretcontracts/posts/261590990713882?comment_id=262075217332126&offset=0&total_comments=5
>
> Rosane Romero Koreeda <https://www.facebook.com/rosane.koreeda?fref=ufi> Não
> assino nada , pois não posso cofiar em nada neste país de pessoas pouco ou
> nada confiáveis....
>
> https://www.facebook.com/stopsecretcontracts/posts/261590990713882?comment_id=262046777334970&offset=0&total_comments=5
>
>
>
>
>
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Everton Zanella Alvarenga (also Tom)
Open Knowledge Brasil - Rede pelo Conhecimento Livre
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