Re: [RIPE Atlas Ambassadors] RIPE-Atlas-Ambassadors Digest, Vol 44, Issue 2
I, too, have not received a monthly Ambassador Report email since January of this year - I had assumed it was stopped for some reason. I'd like to receive them again, if possible. Given there are a handful of folks chiming in here stating they have not received emails, it makes me wonder if there was some issue when migrating to "the new system that activates the reports" you mentioned - perhaps something for the RIPE team to investigate? I'd personally like to start receiving these once again. Q1: 1. Do you find the monthly ambassador report useful in its current format? A1: (answering based on the last report I received, Jan of this year) Yes, slightly. I wish the report was formatted more nicely - I'm a visual person, and the report being completely unformatted text makes it much more difficult to process & digest. Q2: 2. Are there specific parts of the report you find particularly helpful or relevant? A2: I find the following helpful; (a) total number of probes I've received, (b) connection rate, (c) newly connected probes, if any, (d) total connected probes, (e) historical ambassador credits, (f) which events were attended, (g) which probes are disconnected. I find the following unhelpful; (A) the length of the reminder to tell probe hosts "You might want to remind your hosts who have not plugged in their probes or whose probes are disconnected and advise them on what steps to take to fix each issue here: <link>" (suggestion: "You might want to remind your hosts with disconnected probes what steps to take: <link>"), (B) the troubleshooting link that follows could have many more entries, IMO, (C) "You have no probes with known USB issues" - great, but its not useful to me then, so omit it. I'd only want to know if I have any that do have known issues, but otherwise omit this please, (D) no mention of what to do now that an ambassador has distributed all the probes they were given (there used to be a mention of what to do, but that seems to have gone away; is that intentional because RIPE no longer wants the Atlas network to grow? Is it because there is no longer hardware available? Is it because RIPE would prefer hosts use VMs instead? Is it just something that was accidentally removed?) (E) a second reminder, just above the 'probes that are disconnected', that states "You have no ambassador probes that are experiencing USB stick issues". I also agree with Gavin, an "exception report" of sorts would be handy to have, too, depending on what information it provided, and how actionable it would be for ambassadors. More specifically, I'd like to get an "exception report" that contains (1) which probes were disconnected for a longer period of time (once they have been disconnected for longer than say 6 months), and (2) what I can do about them. For (2), I'd want there to be something actionable, and a way for me to 'dismiss / ignore' this probe in future "exception reports". For example, I gave a probe to a colleague years ago whose house burnt down, they are ok, however their probe is long gone - I don't want / need reminders about this probe ever again, as it no longer exists. If this was the only probe that would show up in the "exception report", I'd want a way to acknowledge "yes, I'm aware or I know something is wrong. please do not notify me of this probe being an 'exception' again." Best, Chris On Tue, Jul 2, 2024 at 3:00 AM <ripe-atlas-ambassadors-request@ripe.net> wrote:
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Message: 1 Date: Tue, 2 Jul 2024 17:48:56 +0800 From: Gavin Tweedie <gav@narx.net> To: ripe-atlas-ambassadors@ripe.net Subject: Re: [RIPE Atlas Ambassadors] Ambassador Monthly Report Message-ID: <1ebe91b0-8a20-4284-8dbd-e0f61e25bf2d@narx.net> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"; Format="flowed"
Hey Lia,
I haven't had an ambassador report since March FYI. I'll own up that I don't read them. I'd be happy to swap it for an exception report - what changed this week/month.. did a probe go offline and not come back?
The ones that went dead years ago, are probably long lost and not much can be done about, but as soon as one goes offline for a few days/week - that'd be handy. A likely a lower aggregate email volume.
Gavin
On 2/7/2024 4:22 pm, Lia Hestina wrote:
Hello Joe,
The report was sent monthly to the email address that the ambassador uses. It contains the following information: - News and update - Statistics about probe distribution - Connection rate of the distributed probes - Credits - Events you will be attending - when you tag yourself here: https://atlas.ripe.net/get-involved/community/#!conferences
Regards, Lia Hestina p.s. It seems like your email was not connected to the (then) new system that activates the report.
On Tue, 2 Jul 2024 at 09:10, Joe Abley <jabley@strandkip.nl> wrote:
Hi Lia,
I have never seen a monthly ambassador report. I guess it's not sent to this list, since the archives don't reveal any examples of it arriving here. Where is it sent?
Joe
On 2 Jul 2024, at 08:15, Lia Hestina <lhestina@ripe.net> wrote:
? Dear all,
You may have heard about the new requirements for bulk email senders based on changes made by large email providers like Google, Microsoft and Yahoo, which we wrote about on RIPE Labs [1]. Following these changes, we are reviewing the emails that we send out from RIPE Atlas. We want our emails to be helpful and contribute to your work.
Our monthly ambassador report provides an update on the status of the probes in your account and other news. We would like hear:
1. Do you find the monthly ambassador report useful in its current format? 2. Are there specific parts of the report you find particularly helpful or relevant?
Your answers will help us work out how to best share this information with you, whether in a monthly update or another format. If you have any questions, please let us know.
Kind regards, Lia Hestina
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https://labs.ripe.net/author/fergalc/enhancing-email-delivery-at-the-ripe-nc...
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Dear Chris, Thanks for your email. The last report we sent out was on March 1. Since then, we paused sending the monthly report as we prepared to adhere with the new requirements for bulk email senders. We posted a RIPE Labs article with information about this topic: https://labs.ripe.net/author/fergalc/enhancing-email-delivery-at-the-ripe-nc... to We are also still looking for feedback from ambassadors on whether the report is useful or should be discontinued. Once we receive enough input, we will use it to help us form a more effective and non-spammy report. Many thanks for your insightful input and for letting us know you still want to receive the report. Kind regards, Lia Hestina RIPE NCC On Wed, 3 Jul 2024 at 13:41, Chris Carini <chris@chriscarini.com> wrote:
I, too, have not received a monthly Ambassador Report email since January of this year - I had assumed it was stopped for some reason. I'd like to receive them again, if possible. Given there are a handful of folks chiming in here stating they have not received emails, it makes me wonder if there was some issue when migrating to "the new system that activates the reports" you mentioned - perhaps something for the RIPE team to investigate? I'd personally like to start receiving these once again.
Q1: 1. Do you find the monthly ambassador report useful in its current format? A1: (answering based on the last report I received, Jan of this year) Yes, slightly. I wish the report was formatted more nicely - I'm a visual person, and the report being completely unformatted text makes it much more difficult to process & digest.
Q2: 2. Are there specific parts of the report you find particularly helpful or relevant? A2: I find the following helpful; (a) total number of probes I've received, (b) connection rate, (c) newly connected probes, if any, (d) total connected probes, (e) historical ambassador credits, (f) which events were attended, (g) which probes are disconnected. I find the following unhelpful; (A) the length of the reminder to tell probe hosts "You might want to remind your hosts who have not plugged in their probes or whose probes are disconnected and advise them on what steps to take to fix each issue here: <link>" (suggestion: "You might want to remind your hosts with disconnected probes what steps to take: <link>"), (B) the troubleshooting link that follows could have many more entries, IMO, (C) "You have no probes with known USB issues" - great, but its not useful to me then, so omit it. I'd only want to know if I have any that do have known issues, but otherwise omit this please, (D) no mention of what to do now that an ambassador has distributed all the probes they were given (there used to be a mention of what to do, but that seems to have gone away; is that intentional because RIPE no longer wants the Atlas network to grow? Is it because there is no longer hardware available? Is it because RIPE would prefer hosts use VMs instead? Is it just something that was accidentally removed?) (E) a second reminder, just above the 'probes that are disconnected', that states "You have no ambassador probes that are experiencing USB stick issues".
I also agree with Gavin, an "exception report" of sorts would be handy to have, too, depending on what information it provided, and how actionable it would be for ambassadors. More specifically, I'd like to get an "exception report" that contains (1) which probes were disconnected for a longer period of time (once they have been disconnected for longer than say 6 months), and (2) what I can do about them. For (2), I'd want there to be something actionable, and a way for me to 'dismiss / ignore' this probe in future "exception reports". For example, I gave a probe to a colleague years ago whose house burnt down, they are ok, however their probe is long gone - I don't want / need reminders about this probe ever again, as it no longer exists. If this was the only probe that would show up in the "exception report", I'd want a way to acknowledge "yes, I'm aware or I know something is wrong. please do not notify me of this probe being an 'exception' again."
Best, Chris
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Message: 1 Date: Tue, 2 Jul 2024 17:48:56 +0800 From: Gavin Tweedie <gav@narx.net> To: ripe-atlas-ambassadors@ripe.net Subject: Re: [RIPE Atlas Ambassadors] Ambassador Monthly Report Message-ID: <1ebe91b0-8a20-4284-8dbd-e0f61e25bf2d@narx.net> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"; Format="flowed"
Hey Lia,
I haven't had an ambassador report since March FYI. I'll own up that I don't read them. I'd be happy to swap it for an exception report - what changed this week/month.. did a probe go offline and not come back?
The ones that went dead years ago, are probably long lost and not much can be done about, but as soon as one goes offline for a few days/week - that'd be handy. A likely a lower aggregate email volume.
Gavin
On 2/7/2024 4:22 pm, Lia Hestina wrote:
Hello Joe,
The report was sent monthly to the email address that the ambassador uses. It contains the following information: - News and update - Statistics about probe distribution - Connection rate of the distributed probes - Credits - Events you will be attending - when you tag yourself here: https://atlas.ripe.net/get-involved/community/#!conferences
Regards, Lia Hestina p.s. It seems like your email was not connected to the (then) new system that activates the report.
On Tue, 2 Jul 2024 at 09:10, Joe Abley <jabley@strandkip.nl> wrote:
Hi Lia,
I have never seen a monthly ambassador report. I guess it's not sent to this list, since the archives don't reveal any examples of it arriving here. Where is it sent?
Joe
On 2 Jul 2024, at 08:15, Lia Hestina <lhestina@ripe.net> wrote:
? Dear all,
You may have heard about the new requirements for bulk email senders based on changes made by large email providers like Google, Microsoft and Yahoo, which we wrote about on RIPE Labs [1]. Following these changes, we are reviewing the emails that we send out from RIPE Atlas. We want our emails to be helpful and contribute to your work.
Our monthly ambassador report provides an update on the status of the probes in your account and other news. We would like hear:
1. Do you find the monthly ambassador report useful in its current format? 2. Are there specific parts of the report you find particularly helpful or relevant?
Your answers will help us work out how to best share this information with you, whether in a monthly update or another format. If you have any questions, please let us know.
Kind regards, Lia Hestina
[1]
https://labs.ripe.net/author/fergalc/enhancing-email-delivery-at-the-ripe-nc...
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Well I like the monthly report, it makes me feel inadequate and a bit terrible seeing my first batch of probes all are dead now 10 years later and I can't seem to get another batch to hand out... On Thu, 4 Jul 2024 at 14:47, Lia Hestina <lhestina@ripe.net> wrote:
Dear Chris,
Thanks for your email. The last report we sent out was on March 1. Since then, we paused sending the monthly report as we prepared to adhere with the new requirements for bulk email senders. We posted a RIPE Labs article with information about this topic:
https://labs.ripe.net/author/fergalc/enhancing-email-delivery-at-the-ripe-nc... to
We are also still looking for feedback from ambassadors on whether the report is useful or should be discontinued. Once we receive enough input, we will use it to help us form a more effective and non-spammy report.
Many thanks for your insightful input and for letting us know you still want to receive the report.
Kind regards, Lia Hestina RIPE NCC
On Wed, 3 Jul 2024 at 13:41, Chris Carini <chris@chriscarini.com> wrote:
I, too, have not received a monthly Ambassador Report email since January of this year - I had assumed it was stopped for some reason. I'd like to receive them again, if possible. Given there are a handful of folks chiming in here stating they have not received emails, it makes me wonder if there was some issue when migrating to "the new system that activates the reports" you mentioned - perhaps something for the RIPE team to investigate? I'd personally like to start receiving these once again.
Q1: 1. Do you find the monthly ambassador report useful in its current format? A1: (answering based on the last report I received, Jan of this year) Yes, slightly. I wish the report was formatted more nicely - I'm a visual person, and the report being completely unformatted text makes it much more difficult to process & digest.
Q2: 2. Are there specific parts of the report you find particularly helpful or relevant? A2: I find the following helpful; (a) total number of probes I've received, (b) connection rate, (c) newly connected probes, if any, (d) total connected probes, (e) historical ambassador credits, (f) which events were attended, (g) which probes are disconnected. I find the following unhelpful; (A) the length of the reminder to tell probe hosts "You might want to remind your hosts who have not plugged in their probes or whose probes are disconnected and advise them on what steps to take to fix each issue here: <link>" (suggestion: "You might want to remind your hosts with disconnected probes what steps to take: <link>"), (B) the troubleshooting link that follows could have many more entries, IMO, (C) "You have no probes with known USB issues" - great, but its not useful to me then, so omit it. I'd only want to know if I have any that do have known issues, but otherwise omit this please, (D) no mention of what to do now that an ambassador has distributed all the probes they were given (there used to be a mention of what to do, but that seems to have gone away; is that intentional because RIPE no longer wants the Atlas network to grow? Is it because there is no longer hardware available? Is it because RIPE would prefer hosts use VMs instead? Is it just something that was accidentally removed?) (E) a second reminder, just above the 'probes that are disconnected', that states "You have no ambassador probes that are experiencing USB stick issues".
I also agree with Gavin, an "exception report" of sorts would be handy to have, too, depending on what information it provided, and how actionable it would be for ambassadors. More specifically, I'd like to get an "exception report" that contains (1) which probes were disconnected for a longer period of time (once they have been disconnected for longer than say 6 months), and (2) what I can do about them. For (2), I'd want there to be something actionable, and a way for me to 'dismiss / ignore' this probe in future "exception reports". For example, I gave a probe to a colleague years ago whose house burnt down, they are ok, however their probe is long gone - I don't want / need reminders about this probe ever again, as it no longer exists. If this was the only probe that would show up in the "exception report", I'd want a way to acknowledge "yes, I'm aware or I know something is wrong. please do not notify me of this probe being an 'exception' again."
Best, Chris
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Message: 1 Date: Tue, 2 Jul 2024 17:48:56 +0800 From: Gavin Tweedie <gav@narx.net> To: ripe-atlas-ambassadors@ripe.net Subject: Re: [RIPE Atlas Ambassadors] Ambassador Monthly Report Message-ID: <1ebe91b0-8a20-4284-8dbd-e0f61e25bf2d@narx.net> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"; Format="flowed"
Hey Lia,
I haven't had an ambassador report since March FYI. I'll own up that I don't read them. I'd be happy to swap it for an exception report - what changed this week/month.. did a probe go offline and not come back?
The ones that went dead years ago, are probably long lost and not much can be done about, but as soon as one goes offline for a few days/week - that'd be handy. A likely a lower aggregate email volume.
Gavin
On 2/7/2024 4:22 pm, Lia Hestina wrote:
Hello Joe,
The report was sent monthly to the email address that the ambassador uses. It contains the following information: - News and update - Statistics about probe distribution - Connection rate of the distributed probes - Credits - Events you will be attending - when you tag yourself here: https://atlas.ripe.net/get-involved/community/#!conferences
Regards, Lia Hestina p.s. It seems like your email was not connected to the (then) new system that activates the report.
On Tue, 2 Jul 2024 at 09:10, Joe Abley <jabley@strandkip.nl> wrote:
Hi Lia,
I have never seen a monthly ambassador report. I guess it's not sent to this list, since the archives don't reveal any examples of it arriving here. Where is it sent?
Joe
On 2 Jul 2024, at 08:15, Lia Hestina <lhestina@ripe.net> wrote:
? Dear all,
You may have heard about the new requirements for bulk email senders based on changes made by large email providers like Google, Microsoft and Yahoo, which we wrote about on RIPE Labs [1]. Following these changes, we are reviewing the emails that we send out from RIPE Atlas. We want our emails to be helpful and contribute to your work.
Our monthly ambassador report provides an update on the status of the probes in your account and other news. We would like hear:
1. Do you find the monthly ambassador report useful in its current format? 2. Are there specific parts of the report you find particularly helpful or relevant?
Your answers will help us work out how to best share this information with you, whether in a monthly update or another format. If you have any questions, please let us know.
Kind regards, Lia Hestina
[1]
https://labs.ripe.net/author/fergalc/enhancing-email-delivery-at-the-ripe-nc...
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Dear Lia, It is somehow surprising to me that an important organization like RIPE does not run its own mailing service and replies on commercial providers instead, while it is fairly easy to start and maintain such a service with the current infrastructure and [somehow] huge technical staff currently working at RIPE. I think and I guess folks here will agree with me that we will be more than happy to assist you in that department, if workforce is still an issue. I also believe that your big lists may need some housekeeping of failed addresses and to summarize notifications and reduce unnecessary ones. As an example, I personally get more birthday greetings for the probes than ambassador reports each year. About the am. reports, they were very helpful as we usually do not find the time to regularly check things out from our panels. Btw, so many probes have permanently failed beyond repair, and some hosts have vanished along with their probes whose e-mails/contacts are also dead. We can't get our stats right if we can't disable or get rid of those lost probes in our panels, say, after 5 years or so. Regards, M. On 7/4/2024 4:53 PM, Joe Abley wrote:
I was going to ask actually whether there was news about getting new probes to distribute.
The probe in my own home network actually didn't survive the move last year from Canada to the Netherlands. I imagine Amsterdam is not a place where Atlas particularly needs more coverage but if anybody in town happens to have a working probe that needs a home, do let me know.
On 4 Jul 2024, at 14:15, Johan Bogg <johan@bogg.nu> wrote:
Well I like the monthly report, it makes me feel inadequate and a bit terrible seeing my first batch of probes all are dead now 10 years later and I can't seem to get another batch to hand out...
On Thu, 4 Jul 2024 at 14:47, Lia Hestina <lhestina@ripe.net> wrote:
Dear Chris,
Thanks for your email. The last report we sent out was on March 1. Since then, we paused sending the monthly report as we prepared to adhere with the new requirements for bulk email senders. We posted a RIPE Labs article with information about this topic: https://labs.ripe.net/author/fergalc/enhancing-email-delivery-at-the-ripe-nc...
We are also still looking for feedback from ambassadors on whether the report is useful or should be discontinued. Once we receive enough input, we will use it to help us form a more effective and non-spammy report.
Many thanks for your insightful input and for letting us know you still want to receive the report.
Kind regards, Lia Hestina RIPE NCC
On Wed, 3 Jul 2024 at 13:41, Chris Carini <chris@chriscarini.com> wrote:
I, too, have not received a monthly Ambassador Report email since January of this year - I had assumed it was stopped for some reason. I'd like to receive them again, if possible. Given there are a handful of folks chiming in here stating they have not received emails, it makes me wonder if there was some issue when migrating to "the new system that activates the reports" you mentioned - perhaps something for the RIPE team to investigate? I'd personally like to start receiving these once again.
Q1: 1. Do you find the monthly ambassador report useful in its current format? A1: (answering based on the last report I received, Jan of this year) Yes, slightly. I wish the report was formatted more nicely - I'm a visual person, and the report being completely unformatted text makes it much more difficult to process & digest.
Q2: 2. Are there specific parts of the report you find particularly helpful or relevant? A2: I find the following helpful; (a) total number of probes I've received, (b) connection rate, (c) newly connected probes, if any, (d) total connected probes, (e) historical ambassador credits, (f) which events were attended, (g) which probes are disconnected. I find the following unhelpful; (A) the length of the reminder to tell probe hosts "You might want to remind your hosts who have not plugged in their probes or whose probes are disconnected and advise them on what steps to take to fix each issue here: <link>" (suggestion: "You might want to remind your hosts with disconnected probes what steps to take: <link>"), (B) the troubleshooting link that follows could have many more entries, IMO, (C) "You have no probes with known USB issues" - great, but its not useful to me then, so omit it. I'd only want to know if I have any that do have known issues, but otherwise omit this please, (D) no mention of what to do now that an ambassador has distributed all the probes they were given (there used to be a mention of what to do, but that seems to have gone away; is that intentional because RIPE no longer wants the Atlas network to grow? Is it because there is no longer hardware available? Is it because RIPE would prefer hosts use VMs instead? Is it just something that was accidentally removed?) (E) a second reminder, just above the 'probes that are disconnected', that states "You have no ambassador probes that are experiencing USB stick issues".
I also agree with Gavin, an "exception report" of sorts would be handy to have, too, depending on what information it provided, and how actionable it would be for ambassadors. More specifically, I'd like to get an "exception report" that contains (1) which probes were disconnected for a longer period of time (once they have been disconnected for longer than say 6 months), and (2) what I can do about them. For (2), I'd want there to be something actionable, and a way for me to 'dismiss / ignore' this probe in future "exception reports". For example, I gave a probe to a colleague years ago whose house burnt down, they are ok, however their probe is long gone - I don't want / need reminders about this probe ever again, as it no longer exists. If this was the only probe that would show up in the "exception report", I'd want a way to acknowledge "yes, I'm aware or I know something is wrong. please do not notify me of this probe being an 'exception' again."
Best, Chris
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Message: 1 Date: Tue, 2 Jul 2024 17:48:56 +0800 From: Gavin Tweedie <gav@narx.net> To: ripe-atlas-ambassadors@ripe.net Subject: Re: [RIPE Atlas Ambassadors] Ambassador Monthly Report Message-ID: <1ebe91b0-8a20-4284-8dbd-e0f61e25bf2d@narx.net> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"; Format="flowed"
Hey Lia,
I haven't had an ambassador report since March FYI. I'll own up that I don't read them. I'd be happy to swap it for an exception report - what changed this week/month.. did a probe go offline and not come back?
The ones that went dead years ago, are probably long lost and not much can be done about, but as soon as one goes offline for a few days/week - that'd be handy. A likely a lower aggregate email volume.
Gavin
On 2/7/2024 4:22 pm, Lia Hestina wrote: > Hello Joe, > > The report was sent monthly to the email address that the ambassador uses. > It contains the following information: > - News and update > - Statistics about probe distribution > - Connection rate of the distributed probes > - Credits > - Events you will be attending - when you tag yourself here: > https://atlas.ripe.net/get-involved/community/#!conferences > > Regards, > Lia Hestina > p.s. It seems like your email was not connected to the (then) new > system that activates the report. > > On Tue, 2 Jul 2024 at 09:10, Joe Abley <jabley@strandkip.nl> wrote: > > Hi Lia, > > I have never seen a monthly ambassador report. I guess it's not > sent to this list, since the archives don't reveal any examples of > it arriving here. Where is it sent? > > > Joe > >> On 2 Jul 2024, at 08:15, Lia Hestina <lhestina@ripe.net> wrote: >> >> ? >> Dear all, >> >> You may have heard about the new requirements for bulk email >> senders based on changes made by large email providers like >> Google, Microsoft and Yahoo, which we wrote about on RIPE Labs >> [1]. Following these changes, we are reviewing the emails that we >> send out from RIPE Atlas. We want our emails to be helpful and >> contribute to your work. >> >> Our monthly ambassador report provides an update on the status of >> the probes in your account and other news. We would like hear: >> >> 1. Do you find the monthly ambassador report useful in its >> current format? >> 2. Are there specific parts of the report you find particularly >> helpful or relevant? >> >> >> Your answers will help us work out how to best share this >> information with you, whether in a monthly update or another >> format. If you have any questions, please let us know. >> >> Kind regards, >> Lia Hestina >> >> [1] >> https://labs.ripe.net/author/fergalc/enhancing-email-delivery-at-the-ripe-nc... >> _______________________________________________ >> RIPE-Atlas-Ambassadors mailing list >> RIPE-Atlas-Ambassadors@ripe.net >> https://lists.ripe.net/mailman/listinfo/ripe-atlas-ambassadors > > > _______________________________________________ > RIPE-Atlas-Ambassadors mailing list > RIPE-Atlas-Ambassadors@ripe.net > https://lists.ripe.net/mailman/listinfo/ripe-atlas-ambassadors
Hi Lia, Hope you are doing well. The reports were definitely useful for me and can have idea on how many probes are performing well and how many are not working due to various reasons. If there is a Bulk email policy, then i think the reports can be summarized and push it to whatsapp or so. Regards, Kijush
On 4 Jul 2024, at 19:33, M Tajbakhsh <tajbakhsh@shirazu.ac.ir> wrote:
Dear Lia,
It is somehow surprising to me that an important organization like RIPE does not run its own mailing service and replies on commercial providers instead, while it is fairly easy to start and maintain such a service with the current infrastructure and [somehow] huge technical staff currently working at RIPE.
I think and I guess folks here will agree with me that we will be more than happy to assist you in that department, if workforce is still an issue.
I also believe that your big lists may need some housekeeping of failed addresses and to summarize notifications and reduce unnecessary ones. As an example, I personally get more birthday greetings for the probes than ambassador reports each year.
About the am. reports, they were very helpful as we usually do not find the time to regularly check things out from our panels.
Btw, so many probes have permanently failed beyond repair, and some hosts have vanished along with their probes whose e-mails/contacts are also dead. We can't get our stats right if we can't disable or get rid of those lost probes in our panels, say, after 5 years or so.
Regards, M. On 7/4/2024 4:53 PM, Joe Abley wrote:
I was going to ask actually whether there was news about getting new probes to distribute.
The probe in my own home network actually didn't survive the move last year from Canada to the Netherlands. I imagine Amsterdam is not a place where Atlas particularly needs more coverage but if anybody in town happens to have a working probe that needs a home, do let me know.
On 4 Jul 2024, at 14:15, Johan Bogg <johan@bogg.nu> <mailto:johan@bogg.nu> wrote:
Well I like the monthly report, it makes me feel inadequate and a bit terrible seeing my first batch of probes all are dead now 10 years later and I can't seem to get another batch to hand out...
On Thu, 4 Jul 2024 at 14:47, Lia Hestina <lhestina@ripe.net <mailto:lhestina@ripe.net>> wrote:
Dear Chris,
Thanks for your email. The last report we sent out was on March 1. Since then, we paused sending the monthly report as we prepared to adhere with the new requirements for bulk email senders. We posted a RIPE Labs article with information about this topic: https://labs.ripe.net/author/fergalc/enhancing-email-delivery-at-the-ripe-nc...
We are also still looking for feedback from ambassadors on whether the report is useful or should be discontinued. Once we receive enough input, we will use it to help us form a more effective and non-spammy report.
Many thanks for your insightful input and for letting us know you still want to receive the report.
Kind regards, Lia Hestina RIPE NCC
On Wed, 3 Jul 2024 at 13:41, Chris Carini <chris@chriscarini.com <mailto:chris@chriscarini.com>> wrote:
I, too, have not received a monthly Ambassador Report email since January of this year - I had assumed it was stopped for some reason. I'd like to receive them again, if possible. Given there are a handful of folks chiming in here stating they have not received emails, it makes me wonder if there was some issue when migrating to "the new system that activates the reports" you mentioned - perhaps something for the RIPE team to investigate? I'd personally like to start receiving these once again.
Q1: 1. Do you find the monthly ambassador report useful in its current format? A1: (answering based on the last report I received, Jan of this year) Yes, slightly. I wish the report was formatted more nicely - I'm a visual person, and the report being completely unformatted text makes it much more difficult to process & digest.
Q2: 2. Are there specific parts of the report you find particularly helpful or relevant? A2: I find the following helpful; (a) total number of probes I've received, (b) connection rate, (c) newly connected probes, if any, (d) total connected probes, (e) historical ambassador credits, (f) which events were attended, (g) which probes are disconnected. I find the following unhelpful; (A) the length of the reminder to tell probe hosts "You might want to remind your hosts who have not plugged in their probes or whose probes are disconnected and advise them on what steps to take to fix each issue here: <link>" (suggestion: "You might want to remind your hosts with disconnected probes what steps to take: <link>"), (B) the troubleshooting link that follows could have many more entries, IMO, (C) "You have no probes with known USB issues" - great, but its not useful to me then, so omit it. I'd only want to know if I have any that do have known issues, but otherwise omit this please, (D) no mention of what to do now that an ambassador has distributed all the probes they were given (there used to be a mention of what to do, but that seems to have gone away; is that intentional because RIPE no longer wants the Atlas network to grow? Is it because there is no longer hardware available? Is it because RIPE would prefer hosts use VMs instead? Is it just something that was accidentally removed?) (E) a second reminder, just above the 'probes that are disconnected', that states "You have no ambassador probes that are experiencing USB stick issues".
I also agree with Gavin, an "exception report" of sorts would be handy to have, too, depending on what information it provided, and how actionable it would be for ambassadors. More specifically, I'd like to get an "exception report" that contains (1) which probes were disconnected for a longer period of time (once they have been disconnected for longer than say 6 months), and (2) what I can do about them. For (2), I'd want there to be something actionable, and a way for me to 'dismiss / ignore' this probe in future "exception reports". For example, I gave a probe to a colleague years ago whose house burnt down, they are ok, however their probe is long gone - I don't want / need reminders about this probe ever again, as it no longer exists. If this was the only probe that would show up in the "exception report", I'd want a way to acknowledge "yes, I'm aware or I know something is wrong. please do not notify me of this probe being an 'exception' again."
Best, Chris
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Hey Lia,
I haven't had an ambassador report since March FYI. I'll own up that I don't read them. I'd be happy to swap it for an exception report - what changed this week/month.. did a probe go offline and not come back?
The ones that went dead years ago, are probably long lost and not much can be done about, but as soon as one goes offline for a few days/week - that'd be handy. A likely a lower aggregate email volume.
Gavin
On 2/7/2024 4:22 pm, Lia Hestina wrote: > Hello Joe, > > The report was sent monthly to the email address that the ambassador uses. > It contains the following information: > - News and update > - Statistics about probe distribution > - Connection rate of the distributed probes > - Credits > - Events you will be attending - when you tag yourself here: > https://atlas.ripe.net/get-involved/community/#!conferences > > Regards, > Lia Hestina > p.s. It seems like your email was not connected to the (then) new > system that activates the report. > > On Tue, 2 Jul 2024 at 09:10, Joe Abley <jabley@strandkip.nl <mailto:jabley@strandkip.nl>> wrote: > > Hi Lia, > > I have never seen a monthly ambassador report. I guess it's not > sent to this list, since the archives don't reveal any examples of > it arriving here. Where is it sent? > > > Joe > >> On 2 Jul 2024, at 08:15, Lia Hestina <lhestina@ripe.net <mailto:lhestina@ripe.net>> wrote: >> >> ? >> Dear all, >> >> You may have heard about the new requirements for bulk email >> senders based on changes made by large email providers like >> Google, Microsoft and Yahoo, which we wrote about on RIPE Labs >> [1]. Following these changes, we are reviewing the emails that we >> send out from RIPE Atlas. We want our emails to be helpful and >> contribute to your work. >> >> Our monthly ambassador report provides an update on the status of >> the probes in your account and other news. We would like hear: >> >> 1. Do you find the monthly ambassador report useful in its >> current format? >> 2. Are there specific parts of the report you find particularly >> helpful or relevant? >> >> >> Your answers will help us work out how to best share this >> information with you, whether in a monthly update or another >> format. If you have any questions, please let us know. >> >> Kind regards, >> Lia Hestina >> >> [1] >> https://labs.ripe.net/author/fergalc/enhancing-email-delivery-at-the-ripe-nc... >> _______________________________________________ >> RIPE-Atlas-Ambassadors mailing list >> RIPE-Atlas-Ambassadors@ripe.net <mailto:RIPE-Atlas-Ambassadors@ripe.net> >> https://lists.ripe.net/mailman/listinfo/ripe-atlas-ambassadors > > > _______________________________________________ > RIPE-Atlas-Ambassadors mailing list > RIPE-Atlas-Ambassadors@ripe.net <mailto:RIPE-Atlas-Ambassadors@ripe.net> > https://lists.ripe.net/mailman/listinfo/ripe-atlas-ambassadors
Hello Johan, I completely understand why you feel this way about your first batch of probes. We're currently developing a strategy for deploying RIPE Atlas probes to improve the network so we can better serve the ambassador community and we'll be sharing this plan soon. We're also working on the ambassador probe admin to allow you to write off probes that are end-of-life, lost, or broken. This will help us better understand the distribution and data too, as well as serve as a basis for distributing new probes. Thank you for this feedback and continued support. Regards, Lia On Thu, 4 Jul 2024 at 15:15, Johan Bogg <johan@bogg.nu> wrote:
Well I like the monthly report, it makes me feel inadequate and a bit terrible seeing my first batch of probes all are dead now 10 years later and I can't seem to get another batch to hand out...
On Thu, 4 Jul 2024 at 14:47, Lia Hestina <lhestina@ripe.net> wrote:
Dear Chris,
Thanks for your email. The last report we sent out was on March 1. Since then, we paused sending the monthly report as we prepared to adhere with the new requirements for bulk email senders. We posted a RIPE Labs article with information about this topic:
https://labs.ripe.net/author/fergalc/enhancing-email-delivery-at-the-ripe-nc... to
We are also still looking for feedback from ambassadors on whether the report is useful or should be discontinued. Once we receive enough input, we will use it to help us form a more effective and non-spammy report.
Many thanks for your insightful input and for letting us know you still want to receive the report.
Kind regards, Lia Hestina RIPE NCC
On Wed, 3 Jul 2024 at 13:41, Chris Carini <chris@chriscarini.com> wrote:
I, too, have not received a monthly Ambassador Report email since January of this year - I had assumed it was stopped for some reason. I'd like to receive them again, if possible. Given there are a handful of folks chiming in here stating they have not received emails, it makes me wonder if there was some issue when migrating to "the new system that activates the reports" you mentioned - perhaps something for the RIPE team to investigate? I'd personally like to start receiving these once again.
Q1: 1. Do you find the monthly ambassador report useful in its current format? A1: (answering based on the last report I received, Jan of this year) Yes, slightly. I wish the report was formatted more nicely - I'm a visual person, and the report being completely unformatted text makes it much more difficult to process & digest.
Q2: 2. Are there specific parts of the report you find particularly helpful or relevant? A2: I find the following helpful; (a) total number of probes I've received, (b) connection rate, (c) newly connected probes, if any, (d) total connected probes, (e) historical ambassador credits, (f) which events were attended, (g) which probes are disconnected. I find the following unhelpful; (A) the length of the reminder to tell probe hosts "You might want to remind your hosts who have not plugged in their probes or whose probes are disconnected and advise them on what steps to take to fix each issue here: <link>" (suggestion: "You might want to remind your hosts with disconnected probes what steps to take: <link>"), (B) the troubleshooting link that follows could have many more entries, IMO, (C) "You have no probes with known USB issues" - great, but its not useful to me then, so omit it. I'd only want to know if I have any that do have known issues, but otherwise omit this please, (D) no mention of what to do now that an ambassador has distributed all the probes they were given (there used to be a mention of what to do, but that seems to have gone away; is that intentional because RIPE no longer wants the Atlas network to grow? Is it because there is no longer hardware available? Is it because RIPE would prefer hosts use VMs instead? Is it just something that was accidentally removed?) (E) a second reminder, just above the 'probes that are disconnected', that states "You have no ambassador probes that are experiencing USB stick issues".
I also agree with Gavin, an "exception report" of sorts would be handy to have, too, depending on what information it provided, and how actionable it would be for ambassadors. More specifically, I'd like to get an "exception report" that contains (1) which probes were disconnected for a longer period of time (once they have been disconnected for longer than say 6 months), and (2) what I can do about them. For (2), I'd want there to be something actionable, and a way for me to 'dismiss / ignore' this probe in future "exception reports". For example, I gave a probe to a colleague years ago whose house burnt down, they are ok, however their probe is long gone - I don't want / need reminders about this probe ever again, as it no longer exists. If this was the only probe that would show up in the "exception report", I'd want a way to acknowledge "yes, I'm aware or I know something is wrong. please do not notify me of this probe being an 'exception' again."
Best, Chris
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Message: 1 Date: Tue, 2 Jul 2024 17:48:56 +0800 From: Gavin Tweedie <gav@narx.net> To: ripe-atlas-ambassadors@ripe.net Subject: Re: [RIPE Atlas Ambassadors] Ambassador Monthly Report Message-ID: <1ebe91b0-8a20-4284-8dbd-e0f61e25bf2d@narx.net> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"; Format="flowed"
Hey Lia,
I haven't had an ambassador report since March FYI. I'll own up that I don't read them. I'd be happy to swap it for an exception report - what changed this week/month.. did a probe go offline and not come back?
The ones that went dead years ago, are probably long lost and not much can be done about, but as soon as one goes offline for a few days/week - that'd be handy. A likely a lower aggregate email volume.
Gavin
On 2/7/2024 4:22 pm, Lia Hestina wrote:
Hello Joe,
The report was sent monthly to the email address that the ambassador uses. It contains the following information: - News and update - Statistics about probe distribution - Connection rate of the distributed probes - Credits - Events you will be attending - when you tag yourself here: https://atlas.ripe.net/get-involved/community/#!conferences
Regards, Lia Hestina p.s. It seems like your email was not connected to the (then) new system that activates the report.
On Tue, 2 Jul 2024 at 09:10, Joe Abley <jabley@strandkip.nl> wrote:
Hi Lia,
I have never seen a monthly ambassador report. I guess it's not sent to this list, since the archives don't reveal any examples of it arriving here. Where is it sent?
Joe
On 2 Jul 2024, at 08:15, Lia Hestina <lhestina@ripe.net> wrote:
? Dear all,
You may have heard about the new requirements for bulk email senders based on changes made by large email providers like Google, Microsoft and Yahoo, which we wrote about on RIPE Labs [1]. Following these changes, we are reviewing the emails that we send out from RIPE Atlas. We want our emails to be helpful and contribute to your work.
Our monthly ambassador report provides an update on the status of the probes in your account and other news. We would like hear:
1. Do you find the monthly ambassador report useful in its current format? 2. Are there specific parts of the report you find particularly helpful or relevant?
Your answers will help us work out how to best share this information with you, whether in a monthly update or another format. If you have any questions, please let us know.
Kind regards, Lia Hestina
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https://labs.ripe.net/author/fergalc/enhancing-email-delivery-at-the-ripe-nc...
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Hello Lia, it would be quite good to share (and later update) the actual strategy. I think I can be close to 100% handing over probes in Prague (or Amsterdam) - with questionable service improvement, or more to 90% loss handing over probes in Burkina Faso, Cambodia - with huge service improvement in those countries. Countries (ASes) may be somehow added into ambassador scoring. With kind regards Michal On 08.07.2024 12:20, Lia Hestina wrote:
Hello Johan,
I completely understand why you feel this way about your first batch of probes. We're currently developing a strategy for deploying RIPE Atlas probes to improve the network so we can better serve the ambassador community and we'll be sharing this plan soon. We're also working on the ambassador probe admin to allow you to write off probes that are end-of-life, lost, or broken. This will help us better understand the distribution and data too, as well as serve as a basis for distributing new probes.
Thank you for this feedback and continued support.
Regards, Lia
On Thu, 4 Jul 2024 at 15:15, Johan Bogg <johan@bogg.nu> wrote:
Well I like the monthly report, it makes me feel inadequate and a bit terrible seeing my first batch of probes all are dead now 10 years later and I can't seem to get another batch to hand out...
On Thu, 4 Jul 2024 at 14:47, Lia Hestina <lhestina@ripe.net> wrote:
Dear Chris,
Thanks for your email. The last report we sent out was on March 1. Since then, we paused sending the monthly report as we prepared to adhere with the new requirements for bulk email senders. We posted a RIPE Labs article with information about this topic: https://labs.ripe.net/author/fergalc/enhancing-email-delivery-at-the-ripe-nc...
We are also still looking for feedback from ambassadors on whether the report is useful or should be discontinued. Once we receive enough input, we will use it to help us form a more effective and non-spammy report.
Many thanks for your insightful input and for letting us know you still want to receive the report.
Kind regards, Lia Hestina RIPE NCC
On Wed, 3 Jul 2024 at 13:41, Chris Carini <chris@chriscarini.com> wrote:
I, too, have not received a monthly Ambassador Report email since January of this year - I had assumed it was stopped for some reason. I'd like to receive them again, if possible. Given there are a handful of folks chiming in here stating they have not received emails, it makes me wonder if there was some issue when migrating to "the new system that activates the reports" you mentioned - perhaps something for the RIPE team to investigate? I'd personally like to start receiving these once again.
Q1: 1. Do you find the monthly ambassador report useful in its current format? A1: (answering based on the last report I received, Jan of this year) Yes, slightly. I wish the report was formatted more nicely - I'm a visual person, and the report being completely unformatted text makes it much more difficult to process & digest.
Q2: 2. Are there specific parts of the report you find particularly helpful or relevant? A2: I find the following helpful; (a) total number of probes I've received, (b) connection rate, (c) newly connected probes, if any, (d) total connected probes, (e) historical ambassador credits, (f) which events were attended, (g) which probes are disconnected. I find the following unhelpful; (A) the length of the reminder to tell probe hosts "You might want to remind your hosts who have not plugged in their probes or whose probes are disconnected and advise them on what steps to take to fix each issue here: <link>" (suggestion: "You might want to remind your hosts with disconnected probes what steps to take: <link>"), (B) the troubleshooting link that follows could have many more entries, IMO, (C) "You have no probes with known USB issues" - great, but its not useful to me then, so omit it. I'd only want to know if I have any that do have known issues, but otherwise omit this please, (D) no mention of what to do now that an ambassador has distributed all the probes they were given (there used to be a mention of what to do, but that seems to have gone away; is that intentional because RIPE no longer wants the Atlas network to grow? Is it because there is no longer hardware available? Is it because RIPE would prefer hosts use VMs instead? Is it just something that was accidentally removed?) (E) a second reminder, just above the 'probes that are disconnected', that states "You have no ambassador probes that are experiencing USB stick issues".
I also agree with Gavin, an "exception report" of sorts would be handy to have, too, depending on what information it provided, and how actionable it would be for ambassadors. More specifically, I'd like to get an "exception report" that contains (1) which probes were disconnected for a longer period of time (once they have been disconnected for longer than say 6 months), and (2) what I can do about them. For (2), I'd want there to be something actionable, and a way for me to 'dismiss / ignore' this probe in future "exception reports". For example, I gave a probe to a colleague years ago whose house burnt down, they are ok, however their probe is long gone - I don't want / need reminders about this probe ever again, as it no longer exists. If this was the only probe that would show up in the "exception report", I'd want a way to acknowledge "yes, I'm aware or I know something is wrong. please do not notify me of this probe being an 'exception' again."
Best, Chris
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Message: 1 Date: Tue, 2 Jul 2024 17:48:56 +0800 From: Gavin Tweedie <gav@narx.net> To: ripe-atlas-ambassadors@ripe.net Subject: Re: [RIPE Atlas Ambassadors] Ambassador Monthly Report Message-ID: <1ebe91b0-8a20-4284-8dbd-e0f61e25bf2d@narx.net> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"; Format="flowed"
Hey Lia,
I haven't had an ambassador report since March FYI. I'll own up that I don't read them. I'd be happy to swap it for an exception report - what changed this week/month.. did a probe go offline and not come back?
The ones that went dead years ago, are probably long lost and not much can be done about, but as soon as one goes offline for a few days/week - that'd be handy. A likely a lower aggregate email volume.
Gavin
On 2/7/2024 4:22 pm, Lia Hestina wrote: > Hello Joe, > > The report was sent monthly to the email address that the ambassador uses. > It contains the following information: > - News and update > - Statistics about probe distribution > - Connection rate of the distributed probes > - Credits > - Events you will be attending - when you tag yourself here: > https://atlas.ripe.net/get-involved/community/#!conferences > > Regards, > Lia Hestina > p.s. It seems like your email was not connected to the (then) new > system that activates the report. > > On Tue, 2 Jul 2024 at 09:10, Joe Abley <jabley@strandkip.nl> wrote: > > Hi Lia, > > I have never seen a monthly ambassador report. I guess it's not > sent to this list, since the archives don't reveal any examples of > it arriving here. Where is it sent? > > > Joe > >> On 2 Jul 2024, at 08:15, Lia Hestina <lhestina@ripe.net> wrote: >> >> ? >> Dear all, >> >> You may have heard about the new requirements for bulk email >> senders based on changes made by large email providers like >> Google, Microsoft and Yahoo, which we wrote about on RIPE Labs >> [1]. Following these changes, we are reviewing the emails that we >> send out from RIPE Atlas. We want our emails to be helpful and >> contribute to your work. >> >> Our monthly ambassador report provides an update on the status of >> the probes in your account and other news. We would like hear: >> >> 1. Do you find the monthly ambassador report useful in its >> current format? >> 2. Are there specific parts of the report you find particularly >> helpful or relevant? >> >> >> Your answers will help us work out how to best share this >> information with you, whether in a monthly update or another >> format. If you have any questions, please let us know. >> >> Kind regards, >> Lia Hestina >> >> [1] >> https://labs.ripe.net/author/fergalc/enhancing-email-delivery-at-the-ripe-nc... >> _______________________________________________ >> RIPE-Atlas-Ambassadors mailing list >> RIPE-Atlas-Ambassadors@ripe.net >> https://lists.ripe.net/mailman/listinfo/ripe-atlas-ambassadors > > > _______________________________________________ > RIPE-Atlas-Ambassadors mailing list > RIPE-Atlas-Ambassadors@ripe.net > https://lists.ripe.net/mailman/listinfo/ripe-atlas-ambassadors
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