.On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 4:56 AM, Kevin Grignon
<kevingrignon...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Collectively, our social assets present a huge opportunity to engage the
> AOO user community, capture insight, feedback and thoughts on the current
> health of our products, and our future product direction.
>
> Harvesting data from our social media assets, forums and mailing lists is
> an extremely challenging task. With soooooooo much content in disparate
> sources, it is likely that many threads will fade into the archives.
> However, we can attempt to harvest any insight that is considered relevant
> and actionable - so that the valueable data is not lost.
>
A tip that should be better known, for doing a "rough sort" of Twitter
data: When doing a search, add the string ":)" or ":(" to get
positive or negative posts.
For example, compare search.twitter.com for "Obama :)" to "Obama :("
(don't include the quotes)
This could be used as a simple form of sentiment analysis for
AOO-related queries.
-Rob
> To be clear, I understand that such effort is not going to capture
> everything, nor is it ever complete. Rather, this is a chance to capture
> any notable insight that could help drive informed design and development
> decisions in the future. Some data is better than none.
>
> All are encouraged to capture and post data in the AOO UX wiki [1]. See the
> Google+ Data wiki page [2] for an example of how we might capture social
> data.
>
> [1] http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/AOO_Social_Data
> [2] http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/AOO_Social_Data_-_Google%2B
>
> Such raw data can help feed the development of informed UX work products
> moving forward. For example, such data can help us define our user roles,
> validate key usage scenarios and capture actionable product
> recommendations.
>
> Also, some AOO contributors cannot access some social media sites.
> Capturing social data in the AOO UX wiki also ensures the relevant and
> actionable social data is open, accessible and visible to all.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Regards,
> Kevin
