On 3/17/06, Hugo Cisneiros <hugo@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > It's to put on universities "notes" in the wall (i don't know how to say > this in english), for anyone interested. And provide ways to students > and people to know more about Fedora that maybe they don't know that > exists ;) If the goal is to construct..passive.. advertisement campaigns... i think you should think about working backwards from comprehensive reference material... towards centralized streamlined informational material... to interactive evaluation material..and then finally worry about the paper flyers last. Flyers aren't particularly useful by themselves. Flyers are a "hook" which create brand identity and instruct people how to retrieve more information. Unless you have the more informative information ready to roll, the man-on-the-street pamplets aren't worth the paper they are printed on. This makes much much more sense to worry about once there is a livecd/virtual image people can consume and play with. I caution you to making a scattered large group of individuals the focal point for information retrieval. I believe it would be best to work towards making sure local lugs are up to speed on fedora and let lugs build larger bridges to the non-linux users regardless of distribution as a central repository of linux knowledge in the area. -jef" <sample flyer> Interested in learning about Fedora Linux? Are you a HOT chick? Then contact campus_geek@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx for personal lessons on using Fedora </sample flyer> "spaleta -- Fedora-marketing-list mailing list Fedora-marketing-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-marketing-list
