On 03/25/2011 02:04 PM, Adam Williamson wrote: > On Fri, 2011-03-25 at 13:53 -0600, Tim Flink wrote: >> I took part in an interesting discussion in #fedora-qa today with >> someone who was new to Fedora (coming from Ubuntu) and interested in >> testing. >> >> He (I assume he, will use for consistancy) came to the alpha download >> page on fedoraproject.org [1], tried to use and install the alpha and >> ran into some problems. Apparently, he tried to ask questions in #fedora >> and got some gruff "no alpha stuff here" comments before finding #fedora-qa. >> >> I looked at the alpha download page, and there is no reference to qa, no >> reference to newer images and nothing about directing questions to test@ >> or #fedora-qa. >> >> I'm not sure if this is the right place, but I propose that we add some >> additional information to that page [1]. At the very least, a sentence >> or two about where to direct questions about the alpha and "if you're >> interested in testing, see ____ page" which points to new information >> (maybe the QA or QA/Join wiki pages?). >> >> This should at least stem some of the alpha related questions coming >> into #fedora and hopefully us find some more people who are interested >> in testing, too! > > yes, sounds good. People in #fedora usually explicitly tell people to > take pre-release questions to #fedora-qa, though, they don't usually > just say 'not here'. > > we don't maintain the page, though; the websites group does. > http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Websites should have info on where to > propose this. Yeah, I was going to start talking to them once I got some feedback from test@ as far as the wording or specific links were concerned. Thanks, Tim
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