+1
Only 1 thing to add: I've been using FB for a while and actually joined some Fedora groups; Ambassadors was the latest.
I think we could also create a network -not only a group- of Fedora fans, to enforce our presence. Just like there are networks for RedHat, IBM or Sun Microsystems or countries, just to mention some of them, we could create our own network and "engross" our membership.
I don't know if I transmitted the right message but I guess that what I finally wanted to express is that networks highlight the feeling of "belonging"
Just a thought
- Alejandro Acosta
Only 1 thing to add: I've been using FB for a while and actually joined some Fedora groups; Ambassadors was the latest.
I think we could also create a network -not only a group- of Fedora fans, to enforce our presence. Just like there are networks for RedHat, IBM or Sun Microsystems or countries, just to mention some of them, we could create our own network and "engross" our membership.
I don't know if I transmitted the right message but I guess that what I finally wanted to express is that networks highlight the feeling of "belonging"
Just a thought
- Alejandro Acosta
2008/10/5 Karsten 'quaid' Wade <kwade@xxxxxxxxxx>
On Sun, 2008-10-05 at 18:46 +0100, Benjamin Lewis wrote:
> Maybe
> we could have a "Social Networking" SIG or something similar to
> co-ordinate this and other forms - e.g. Twitter-like services?
Hey, you just described the Marketing group!
Seriously, let's get something about coordinating and how-tos around all
the social networks, from Digg to Twitter. Add it to the
Marketing/Tasks. Maybe set some goals around exposure and connection
for Fedora 10. For example, our focus on Digg'ing really improved in
the Fedora 9 release.
Anyone passionate about social networking/marketing and wants to work on
that?
- Karsten
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