>> I'll note here that I consider myself to be a Fedora developer even >> though I'm not active on the Fedora lists: I'm active on upstream lists, >> though. Any way to get that data? (I know this is tough.) > > I don't see any reason for us not to publish it on a wiki page, since > we're going to the trouble of producing it for the Duke researchers > anyway. Anyone in the community with appropriate infrastructure > access could produce these numbers, after all. > > In the future, it may be helpful for us to build these functions into > statistical gathering tools that the Community Architecture team is > developing. This summer, Ian Weller is working on those tools and I > imagine he'd be interested in the code we use here. I'll contact the Duke researchers and ask them if they can join the conversation on this list briefly to answer the questions that have been raised here, although I'll also note that from experience, academic researchers can't always be completely open about their research (even if they'd like to) due to institutional requirements. So... gimme a moment, and I'll cc the list on that message. --Mel -- marketing mailing list marketing@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/marketing
