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^{Unfortunately I think it is too late to add this to the list of questions being submitted to the candidates for moderator, but here goes anyway.}

How would you help emphasize Ubuntu's GNU/Linux and Unix heritage? Canonical's branding and public relations seem to de-emphasize any link to GNU/Linux or Unix; and so does Ask Ubuntu. How would you help correct that?

^{Unfortunately I think it is too late to add this to the list of questions being submitted to the candidates for moderator, but here goes anyway.}

How would you help emphasize Ubuntu's GNU/Linux and Unix heritage? Canonical's branding and public relations seem to de-emphasize any link to GNU/Linux or Unix; and so does Ask Ubuntu. How would you help correct that?

^{Unfortunately I think it is too late to add this to the list of questions being submitted to the candidates for moderator, but here goes anyway.}

How would help emphasize Ubuntu's GNU/Linux and Unix heritage? Canonical's branding and public relations seem to de-emphasize any link to GNU/Linux or Unix; and so does Ask Ubuntu. How would you help correct that?

^{Unfortunately I think it is too late to add this to the list of questions being submitted to the candidates for moderator, but here goes anyway.}

How would you help emphasize Ubuntu's GNU/Linux and Unix heritage? Canonical's branding and public relations seem to de-emphasize any link to GNU/Linux or Unix; and so does Ask Ubuntu. How would you help correct that?

^{Unfortunately I think it is too late to add this to list of questions being submitted to the candidates for moderator, but here goes anyway.}

How would help emphasize Ubuntu's GNU/Linux and Unix heritage? Canonical's branding and public relations seem to de-emphasize any link to GNU/Linux or Unix; and so does Ask Ubuntu. How would you help correct that?

^{Unfortunately I think it is too late to add this to the list of questions being submitted to the candidates for moderator, but here goes anyway.}

How would help emphasize Ubuntu's GNU/Linux and Unix heritage? Canonical's branding and public relations seem to de-emphasize any link to GNU/Linux or Unix; and so does Ask Ubuntu. How would you help correct that?