On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 9:56 PM, Paolo Cavallini <cavall...@faunalia.it>wrote:
> Also, I think information is getting increasingly fragmented among all > media, some of them closed (linkedin, facebook), and this, even if > increases our web presence, is not very good. I will have to disagree with this, currently there isn't any information on the other sites that isn't from a known QGIS source (expect maybe linkedin although that is mostly discussion). I think it is very important to maintain a online presence on all these sites in order to communicate with the users of our software in the way they feel most comfortable. I'm not saying that we should copy the wiki content on to facebook, more that we use it as a PR tool in order to drive people to the correct resources, be it blogs, qgis wiki, code etc. If something comes up from the discussion on one of these sites that should be documented on a offical qgis resource page. In my mind the quickest way to turn users off is to force them into a certain means of communication. If you want to chat on IRC, come on and talk; want to chat on Facebook, go right ahead, spread the QGIS word; if you <3 LinkedIn, use that. In the end there are a few of us that watch each site to monitor what is going on and I think, IMHO, it is going really well. - Nathan
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