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-------- Original Message -------- On Oct 6, 2021, 6:52 PM, ddemaio wrote: > Hi all, > On 2021-10-06 10:33, ddemaio wrote: >> Hi all, >> If you are interested in helping out with marketing for openSUSE on >> Twitter, I can add you to tweetdeck to help contribute. I would just >> need your twitter user name. > > I was asked about exceptions regarding access, so I figure it's best to > write it here so we are all on the same page. > > Liking "technical" or "open-source related" tweets and/or retweeting > them are encouraged. If you want to come up with a post, that is fine. > If it's technical, that is great. Tweets about the project, answering > questions and pointing people to the right resources is really the > overall goal; i.e. helping them to help others and the project. Also, > posting in other languages is fine. > > We want to avoid engaging with negative tweets. Negative meaning > disrespectful or trolling. That's not to say we shouldn't respond given > the correct circumstances; it just depends on the situation. If someone > is frustrated and you can help, please feel free. If someone is > complaining, it's recommended to avoid adding fuel to the fire (making > it worse). Unless you can provide something meaningful, positive or an > actionable tweet to the conversation. > > If you feel like you are uncertain about something you want to tweet, > ping it off the marketing group. (this email account) > > I will note that the account is not meant to be used for any political > posting. Also during openSUSE board elections, there shouldn't be any > favoritism toward liking one candidates post over another. > > I think a basic rule we can all live by is "do I believe this tweet, > retweet, etc. is representative and accepted by many in the project." > > The intention here is not to be restrictive but just to point out some > basic rules we as a group want to follow. If you have any questions on > the topic, please reply to the mailing list here. If anyone wants to add > something you think we should also emphasize, please mention it. > > v/r > Doug
