Re: [fedora-websites] #230: drop unmaintained dynamic content from www.fp.o

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#230: drop unmaintained dynamic content from www.fp.o
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 Reporter:  mattdm       |       Owner:  webmaster
     Type:  enhancement  |      Status:  new
 Priority:  major        |   Milestone:
Component:  www.fp.o     |  Resolution:
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 Blocking:               |
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Comment (by shaiton):

 I agree also, we have an old ticket for that. Even more tickets:

     #99, #127, #164

 I've asked many times from marketing to have more content. I had few
 answers, last time I was hoping to have it done at Flock, but since I was
 not there it gets forgotten.
 Therefore, I would say it's too late to update the content.
 I am +1 to drop it and replace by something else. If people want them
 back, they will come back to help.

 Fedora Magazine is more about contributors than simple users. But it can
 help to move users on the contributor side.
 I would prefer to have a selection, each months? of some articles to
 publish. What do you think?

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