On Fri, Jul 22, 2016 at 7:59 AM, Paul W. Frields <stickster@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
A couple people noted in the Magazine meeting that last year's Flock
was a little spammy in use of Twitter/social media. Would it make
sense to use a different account for "this talk is now on" type
things, and just have the @fedora account stay clear other than to
point people to that account if interested?
Yeah, i think we should definiently only have at most a couple of flock tweets in a row. The fedora social accounts aren't really high posting accounts, so jumping up from max 2-5 tweets a day, to many more is going to be seen as spammy IMO.
The tweets we do post should have an impact to people following along at home -- unless we are streaming the keynotes, tweeting that the keynote is on is only really useful to the 200 people at flock, not the 70K on the social networks.
--ryanlerch
Other thoughts welcome.
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