Folks,
This is my second attempt to get your mug shots, this time with targeted list of recipients added to the CC: field.
Jonathan, Tal, Cristopher - I'd really like to have you faces added to the WebFonts WG slide.
All, please send your photos to me - this is your chance to exercise an explicit and absolute control over what is going to be included and presented publicly (I promise I will abide by it and include only the photo you sent me and nothing else). If I don't have the image of _your_ choice I _will_ make an attempt to find one that I can use for the presentation (anything goes if it's shared publicly) so if you end up being portrayed with the bowtie around your neck [even though you never wear one] - this is your chance to prevent it from happening and send me the one photo you want to be shown in public where you wear or display [any of the following items]:
ü A decent t-shirt or something (closing isn't optional)
ü Paint on your face
ü Crazy facial expressions
ü Healthy skepticism
ü A smile
ü AEG (anything else goes)
Thank you in advance, and I am really looking forward to get to know you better (you know what I mean ;-)
Cheers,
Vlad
From: Levantovsky, Vladimir [mailto:Vladimir.Levantovsky@monotype.com]
Sent: Monday, April 04, 2016 5:23 PM
To: w3c-webfonts-wg (public-webfonts-wg@w3.org)
Subject: Mug shots for presentation
Folks,
I will be presenting the WOFF2 story at TYPO Labs (on May 11) and wanted to included our WebFonts WG group photo in the presentation to show the faces behind WOFF2 (and WOFF1 for that matter). In lieu of actual group photo, I think a collage of faces would also work so if you could please send me your mug shots to use for this purpose I'd greatly appreciate it!
Any profile pictures you already shared on public websites would work just fine, but if you have real mug shots - I want to see them too! (Just kidding ... but I do want to see them :)). If you happen to have any photos with two or more WG member faces pictured - please share them too. I'd consider using pictures that _do not_ showcase our culinary choices - I have them too but it seems like our collective passion for red meats (at least based on the pictures I have in my collection) may not necessarily be well received if someone in the audience happens to be a vegetarian, let's keep the imagery gastronomically neutral.
You can respond with the link or an attachment.
Thank you,
Vlad