Am 27.05.2011 22:32, schrieb Bryen M. Yunashko:
Frankly, I don't fully believe that. We have zero statistical evidence
to prove that assumption or any other assumption. What I see on
Facebook is quite simply (and again, based on assumption, not stats) is
that this is yet another subset of users/supporters of openSUSE. We
have people who follow on IRC, we have people who follow on mailing
lists, we have people who follow on Forums, and we have people who
follow on Facebook.
Now, if we have different pockets of supporters out there, we cannot
assume that those who are on Facebook follow mailing lists, can we?
And from a marketing perspective, Facebook is a valuable tool to
demonstrate that there is support for openSUSE. Cutting out those
numbers through a process of passive weeding is not good for us.
But we got news.o.o, haven´t we? So it might making sense to announce it
there and let it go out over Twitter and some facebook sites.
I think, jdd is right what the velocity of networks is. I mean, since
there´s a new post by "openSUSE" on Facebook, I normally share the link
or post on my profile too,
If anyone, who is on facebook from us, do this with the announcement of
the new group and the resign-in, we will handle it much more faster then
"just" mark it on the mailing list
-kdl
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