Yup, the Python subreddit has a lot of Python people, which is why I put it there. We should especially jump in and help correct the perception that people have from trying Plone 3 years ago. Some of the comments are very uninformed or plain incorrect.
But Reddit should definitely be one of our developer evangelism channels. PS: Reddit is written in Python, which is also a reason they have such a good Python community. 2010/1/21 Jon Stahl <jonst...@gmail.com> > Just wanted to close the loop here with some stats: > > I saw that Alex submitted my "Plone 4 is three times faster..." > article to http://python.reddit.com. (Thanks, Alex!) > > Of the 893 visits that the page got yesterday, it appears (from Google > Analytics) that 229 referred by reddit.com. That's considerably more > than came from twitter.com (97, although that almost certainly doesn't > include those who came via non-web twitter clients), or Facebook (54). > > My conclusion: it's worth the effort to post "hot" Plone-related news > items or blog posts to python.reddit.com, if we want them to reach an > audience of interested pythonistas. > > best, > jon > -- Alexander Limi ยท http://limi.net
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