Hey,
So, reviewing Planet for the last few days has revealed to me just how
much valuable content people are posting there, and the potentially
huge amount of material that could be appropriate for FI in one form
or another.
Has much thought been given to the kind of content that should be
I'm also thinking that what Jon is talking about is more of hey,
beyond them being on planet and summarized on FWN, we could develop
this into full-blown marketing material (or documentation, as the case
may be)
Heh, yes exactly...
I replied earlier saying:
I think the intention isn't so
Reading the talking points should get someone who's *not* necessarily
already a member of the Fedora community excited. (This is something that I
think the talking points could still use some help with; which ones are
unclear? Which ones don't get you as excited yet?) Please take a look at the
In response to Mel's awesome e-mail, if anybody is interested in
helping me with some podcast interviews, particularly anyone who isn't
so shy about hearing their own voice, then get in touch.
I'm currently preparing an interview with the infrastructure team,
working on getting a time together
My decision on the name, barring objections from News team, for the
name would be Fedora Insight, based on the feedback on the wiki page
-- I particularly like Ian's suggestion of a fi ligature of some kind
as the logo...
I've still to get any solid feedback from the news team, but Pascal
has
2009/7/15 Ian Weller i...@ianweller.org:
At the meeting today there was general consensus to use Zikula for the
Foobar project, mostly under the reasoning of kill two birds with one
stone (Docs Project is also using Zikula) and upstream is awesome
(Zikula devs are very responsive to the needs
2009/7/14 Martin Duffy duf...@gmail.com:
Hi everyone!
My name is Martin, I'm from upstate New York, and my sister Mairin
works for Red Hat and has gotten me into Fedora and open source
software in general over the past few years. I finished grad school
about a year ago studying
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 02:59:02AM +0530, Rahul Sundaram wrote:
On 07/14/2009 02:55 AM, Eric Christensen wrote:
The Docs Team, at the FAD @ SELF, had an idea to create a one-page
Release Notes for users that aren't as technical as some of our other
users. This Release Notes would be
Jon,
I don't think we were trying to say that someone wasn't doing their
job in creating this documentation. We are simply saying that there
may be a better way of doing these projects. I know that I've been
asked where people can find a document much like I've explained here.
The Docs
Some further updates on $foobar and News. It's worth noting that
events have not fully unfolded yet, but with the meeting tomorrow
night I wanted to give people plenty of advance information so things
can go nice and smoothly :)
The only concern really put forward from any member of the News team
happy, that's fine by me, but just to say
that I'm certainly going to be in attendance at the Zikula meetings
etc so can help out as needed,
Jon
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Date: 2009/7/7
Subject: $foobar update
To: For discussions about
Good morning all,
Just a little note to say that I've just handed in my final piece of
work for this year, and am hoping to pick up little bits and pieces of
Fedora stuff over the summer. I've been keeping tabs on what's going
on, but wondered where help is most needed right now and how I can
2009/2/5 Karsten Wade kw...@redhat.com:
We're going to be doing a Fedora Activity Day[1] at the Southern
California Linux Expo (SCaLE) on 20 February, a Friday. The focus of
the FAD is on Packaging (font packaging) and Docs (User Guide).
Hey,
Just to give people a heads up that there's now a document on Gobby
that is the basis for a marketing schedule, covering the F11 release
period.
It would be fantastic if people would drop over to it and make
changes/updates etc, specifically add what you think is missing!
Before Thursday's
2009/2/1 Ashiqur Rahman Angel an...@linux.org.bd:
Hi,
It´s almost one year, I am with the Fedora community. In this one year, I
met so many great people from Fedora community. I have visited hundreds of
forums, mailing lists. I meet so many people who uses Fedora (also who
doesn´t). I have
[or, if anyone has a pointer -- help docs? a mailing list? an IRC channel? a
wiki page? :) ... I can try an @reply to this person .. .]
Would suggest pointing them to:
http://fedoraproject.org/get-help
Or if you want to point them straight at IRC:
#fedora on irc.freenode.org
Or if straight
2009/1/22 Jack Aboutboul j...@redhat.com:
If no one else on the marketing team minds, I would like to be there. That
is not to say that I take that right exclusively, but I would like to be one
of the participants.
I've been doing it in the past, but I'm more than happy for you to do it!
Jon
Is there a meeting this Thursday?
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Hey,
Did this meeting happen? Apologies for not making it myself, but was
away from internet access for the holidays. Would be interested to see
the results if it did.
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Re: my other e-mail, one of the items I mentioned was that we should
archive press coverage not just on the mailing list but also on the
wiki. Just took a quick look and remembered we already have this in
place:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing/PressArchive
It's divided into releases,
Moving Fedora Marketing Forwards
I've been way out of the Fedora loop lately, but I wanted to try and
get some thoughts down that might provoke some conversations about
what the marketing team should be doing, how we work, and how we can
become more effective in
Can you tell me what new features users could see in the next release,
Fedora 11?
As Paul said, new features appear at
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Releases/#/FeatureList.
Probably worth noting that features for F11 won't start appearing
until post Fedora 10. Might also be worth noting, as
2008/11/12 Paul W. Frields [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Tue, 2008-11-11 at 22:47 -0500, Paul W. Frields wrote:
Hello Marketing team,
We received the following inquiry, and I thought this was a good
opportunity to practice some of the open marketing concepts. Are
there any folks on the list who
The feature list definitely *has* improved uptake from journalists, I
can tell you from personal experience talking to them.
I didn't say it hadn't. What I was saying is that when I contacted
editors this time six months ago, the ones I spoke with didn't know it
existed. I think it's a superb
If features and first are hurting because of where we are in the
calendar compared to the Ubuntu release, allowing them the chance to release
their new distro first and to receive a lot of credit for new features when
reviewers and press don't understand where the upstream work is being done
Basically, Ubuntu X gets out just a little before Fedora X.
Take the release notes for Ubuntu, they are mainly including « features
» that count in the Fedora X features.
Who gets the credit ? The first one to communicate about them...
We should really start communicating about the
Maybe I'm a little early this release, but like last time I've just
put together a blog post that you guys will probably be interested in,
and it would be cool if you could digg it.
http://digg.com/linux_unix/10_Reasons_You_ll_Love_Fedora_10
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PRIMARY TARGET
* Free and open source software enthusiasts, developers, and
remixers.
I haven't polled the entire team about it, but I can pretty much
guarantee you that this description is _not_ what we see as the target
audience for the Fedora Desktop.
Matthias,
I guess the
My tendency is to decouple packaging and contests. Have the images in a
proper gallery and the users can use RSS feeds and see best rated, most
viewed, last uploaded images with no effort.
And they really need the packaging? They have the photos open in their
browser and Firefox has an Set As
Can't you put that in to the PHP template?
If we were working on Fedora's servers, yes I think so. As we're on
WP.com, I don't think we can without paying...
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We must also take into consideration that many bug reports remain open
forever, without any feedback. I have some like that filed by myself. And it
gets worse if the enhancement suggested might go against the upstream´s
point of view.
The bug triage team are working very hard on this, and if
Hey all,
I'm looking for suggestions of hints and tips that we could publish to
Fedora Magazine?
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2008/10/21 Nicu Buculei [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Jonathan Roberts wrote:
After the longest time, I've finally put together a new developer
interview. This week's is with Ray Strode and Adam Jackson about the
better startup feature.
You can find it at
http://fedoramagazine.wordpress.com/2008/10
Here's a plugin that works. I've used it before
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/sociable/
Is it possible to use this on wordpress.com? I don't think they let
you add extra plugins...?
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There are two problems:
- schedule: even if the selection of the release name was moved near to the
development cycle start trying to help the Art team, it still was quite
late;
- for F9 we really tried such a tie, integrating sulphur crystals in the
graphics, but the feed-back was negative
Forwarding this to the Marketing project for some discussion and
upgrade. The poster in question is at:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Artwork/F10Themes/Solar#Fedora_10_.28X.29_Release_Poster
How about something like:
Look out for a new star in this autumn's skies: Fedora 10 arrives $date
Having just republished FWN 147 on FM, I now intend to put up this
post containing some notes and request for feedback on how we're
approaching it. Trying to keep in line with some of my own suggestions
about what we should post outside of the core content, I'm pasting the
content here to give
2008/10/14 Nicu Buculei [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Jonathan Roberts wrote:
Secondly, and this is where I'd like feedback, FWN was not reformatted
at all from the wiki. While WordPress did a great job at converting
all of the existing formatting, I'd like to know if people would
prefer it in any
I see you included my webcomic in this schedule, I wonder if this is
supposed to involve some changes, like an editorial review, me being less
silly or poking less fun at Ubuntu?
Or just be trying to be more disciplined and have it always ready one day in
advance?
Should have been clearer
2008/10/12 Rahul Sundaram [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Jonathan Roberts wrote:
It's taking a *long* time (and as I point out in the draft post, this
isn't any one person's fault), and from the point of view of
facilitating testing and getting experience of running something like
this, I think making
Right, well, I guess we should start a new thread about the magazine
blog I've just started.
I've posted the introductory post already shared on this list, as well
as added Rahul and Paul as Admin users. Tomorrow I intend to repost
Fedora Weekly News on it, and will try and follow the core
2008/10/12 Paul W. Frields [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Would it be possible to get a help.fp.o subdomain that points to the
appropriate place on the wiki? This would probably be:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Communicate
Paul what about this page that we created a while ago:
2008/10/10 Jonathan Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Yes, we did discuss in one of the meetings a few weeks ago.
No, I don't know of an update. I'll ask around.
Cheers.
In the mean time I'd like to suggest that we set up a wordpress.com
blog and use that to begin writing content that would
Yes, we did discuss in one of the meetings a few weeks ago.
No, I don't know of an update. I'll ask around.
Cheers.
In the mean time I'd like to suggest that we set up a wordpress.com
blog and use that to begin writing content that would appear on
news.fp.o.
I know we'll get there
I know what is Fedora and I understand the GOAL of the project, i'm here
since 2005.
Try to think about this in terms of free software, not distro v distro.
For me, I use and contribute to Fedora because I care about freedom,
want to help drive freedom forward and believe Fedora is the best
So, what was the result of the conversations we had about this?
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So what sort of things can we do? And when should we start doing them?
1) Everything you've suggested below, 2) we should start asap, some
things are going to be more long range and some more targeted to the
time frame around the elections.
As a start is there a general need to raise the
Just to say, great idea!!..will be very much interested to be
involved with.
One other comment I'll throw in on this thread: where was this kind of
enthusiasm when I asked for testers and content producers to help with
a news.fp.o? I gave a description that essentially pitched an idea
2008/9/25 Greg Dekoenigsberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
3pm Eastern US time. #fedora-mktg on freenode. Be there. ;)
Heh, after all the discussions earlier today, this is a meeting I'd
very much love to be at - but alas I probably can't. My brother is
getting married on Saturday, and family and
If all we wanted was to fill space with opinion-mongering. I'm your
man. I'll get off the board by the end of the calendar year and
dedicate the time I've set aside for fab email to writing poorly
punctuated editorial screeds meant for Fedora magazine content. But
you know what? I think that
Fedora Remix:
+ Relies on the remix idea that we firmly established in F7
+ Pushes our tools -- we can establish remix.fp.o, for example
? May not translate, but many cultures may simply use the word remix
and therefore a single wordmark serves everyone equally
- Might be jargon, and
2008/9/25 Jeff Spaleta [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 8:35 AM, Jonathan Roberts
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jef, if you'd been following discussions about news.fp.o over the last
year you'd have seen that this is exactly the kind of thing that I've
been pursuing, arguing for a writer
2008/9/24 Greg Dekoenigsberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'd like to ask folks here on this list a question.
If we decided to open up Red Hat Magazine, so that members of the Fedora
community were part of the editorial board, responsible for identifying and
producing great Fedora content for a broad
2008/9/24 Greg Dekoenigsberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Wed, 24 Sep 2008, Jonathan Roberts wrote:
So let's say, for the sake of argument, that we fold news.fp.o in as a
sub-brand of RHM, and you get to use RHM infrastructure, and you're
running
the news.fp.o beat.
Is that something you might
2008/9/13 Svetoslav P. Chukov [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello all,
I am confused because I see the marketing news beat in status
incomplete for second week. What happened?
I would like to contribute some things to that beat but I am not sure
if it is alive or dead. So, how to continue in that
2008/9/9 Shambo Bose [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I cant remember correctly ( may be I am wrong) but I think I saw a
advertisement of Linux on television few years back. If I am right, can we
publish a Fedora Advertisement on television? Is it possible?
regards,
Unlikely, because TV advertisements are
Hey,
We've got a test instance of wp-mu setup now, and although the
software still needs work to integrate it properly with Fedora
systems, I want to get people testing the work-flow etc so that when
we finally have the software ready to roll in production, we'll be
able to get straight to work
2008/9/10 Rahul Sundaram [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Jonathan Roberts wrote:
My thoughts on the above are:
a) Dedicate a day a week to one particular piece of content.
What purpose does that serve? My original push for this was to just publish
content whenever they are available, tagged
Maybe it could be better, but BTW I feel it interest because I'm now
able to find a way to make Ambassadors and FAmSCo working in some open
marketing issues. (Call it collaboration, don't misunderstand me).
Yeah, I definitely enjoyed our talk :)
Open to everyone? If yes, I completely agree.
I encourage people to take advantage of the new VoIP capability. It's
absolutely essential that someone be appointed at the very beginning of
the meeting to take notes. Those notes should be posted publicly to the
list and the wiki (preferably where other Marketing meeting minutes
appear).
Hey,
So I'm at FUDCon and the little session I pitched on plans for the
next year of Fedora Marketing wasn't as useful as I hoped. I'd still
like to try and make time to talk about this stuff, but maybe it would
be a good idea if we tried to arrange a time to take advantage of
Fedora VoiP stuff?
On Mon, 2008-08-25 at 11:00 +0300, Nicu Buculei wrote:
Jonathan Roberts wrote:
One thing that I mentioned briefly last night before you arrived was
whether developing new graphics to project what the project stands for
risks diluting our brand? With the new graphics and slogan
On Mon, 2008-08-25 at 20:55 +0200, Max Spevack wrote:
On Mon, 25 Aug 2008, Max Spevack wrote:
#fedora-websites @ 20:00 UTC
Our tasklist has fractured into the current stuff that is actually
being worked on and the older stuff that is sort of in hibernation.
My thanks to Karsten for
Hi,
This is a long shot, but is there any chance people will be bringing
some recording equipment to FUDCon Brno? I'd like to get *good*
recordings (audio + video) if possible of as many talks as possible so
that we can upload them as the conference goes along :)
Jon
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On 22 Aug 2008, at 17:05, Máirín Duffy wrote:
Hey folks,
So in the marketing meeting we briefly discussed the status of the
Four F's posters and such. I think the best idea is to use the
design of the three fedora principles posters we have now, but
instead make them focus on the four
I don't *think* it's going to be an issue - think of the four
foundations as more a particular Fedora campaign... the iconography
should be done in the same style as the logo artwork, for example,
but in no way is meant to replace it or supercede it. We'll use the
standard Fedora fonts and
And I think some of the binaries may be repeated for certain arches,
right? But to me, saying 10,000 isn't disingenuous. It's simple
and
effective and essentially truthful. And it's what users can get,
which
is the central issue.
How does our terminology compare to other distributions?
Firstly, let me say that from what I know of the work you're doing
with education it's really exciting and got loads of potential. In
fact I think it's one of the most exciting things happening in Fedora
at the moment!
1. Open Source Curriculum - We are working with a talented group of
On 19 Aug 2008, at 16:42, Chris Norman wrote:
Right, I'll do that then.
Cheers, and I'll be in touch in the next couple of days.
Chris, just a quick note to say I think this is a really cool idea and
look forward to hearing what you come up with :)
Kindly,
Jon
But I'm more of an ambassador than of a marketing person, so I might get
that picture wrong. What do you think?
I'm happy to have these press mentions coming to the list as it helps us
discover times when it would be a good idea for someone from the project
to write a note advising of
Hi all,
I've come here before talking about getting a news.fp.o site set up
and running, and we've had a test instance up in the past with Lyceum
but we decided to move in the direction of MU. Bret McMillan has been
working very hard on this over the past several months and has now got
a test
Hey all,
I said in last night's meeting that I'd start work on a draft of
content to go on the join page, to clarify the process and make it
more useful. This is what I have so far, but is it too wordy? (Lol, of
course this is entirely text, but is it too long!)
Best,
Jon
-
Hey,
Was just wondering if we've seen any progress on get-fedora? Juank and
Craig are down as coming up with more mock-ups...any luck here? /me is
on a rampage in meeting to update tasks list!
Best,
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2008/7/17 Jeff Spaleta [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Wed, Jul 16, 2008 at 9:07 PM, Sankarshan (সঙ্কর্ষণ)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How about asking what stuff they'd like to see in Fedora in terms of
internal engineering bits ? ;) Or, the very usual 'why did you end up
choosing Fedora ?'
Let me
Brilliant.
+ 1 - Great work :)
This is exactly the kind of thing we can do to improve the situation
you referenced in your other e-mail: create content and work together
to a) make it as good as possible, and b) make it as easy to access as
possible.
JonRob: do we have a mechanism for
2008/7/10 Greg Dekoenigsberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hey all. Fedora marketing meeting today.
WHERE: irc.freenode.net, #fedora-mktg
WHEN: 1900 UTC (3pm Eastern US time)
WHAT: Agenda at http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing/Tasks
See you all then. Lots to talk about, especially the
2008/7/9 Rahul Sundaram [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
There seem to be a number of Fedora related news that deserves press
releases.
Fedora Board meeting claim that the #1 supercomputer in the world runs
Fedora. Somebody might need to verify this story first.
I've attached the announcement I've drafted for my blog below.
Opinions are welcome :) I'd also like to push this to f-announce-list
too, if possible. In a short while too, I was going to create a video
to stick in the channel saying welcome - though it won't be any thing
exciting, just my ugly
2008/7/7 Kushal Das [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Tuesday 08 July 2008 12:44:06 am Jonathan Roberts wrote:
The feed URL is http://jonrob.fedorapeople.org/fedora-tv.xml
In the above stated rss feed what is the different between pubDate and
lastBuildDate ?
like in that file:
pubDateSun, 29 Jun 2008
Right,
We have a Trac instance now, thanks to the kind infrastructure people :)
https://fedorahosted.org/fedoratv/
Any FAS account holders can login, file a ticket with information
about a video/audio they want to submit for the feed, and we can
respond openly and hold any discussions about
2008/7/2 Jeff Spaleta [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 9:46 AM, Jeff Spaleta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to challenge Mark to think about delivering a periodic
Ogg Vorbis podcast for our Miro channel, with content that is targeted
at our existing userbase. I would also
Certainly we could reference and create RSS feeds for audio and video items
posted to Fedora TV from within a Wordpress FWN. What needs to happen
still to move over to Wordpress Multiuser, and is help needed to get this
accomplished? Thanks all!
Keep an eye on the infrastructure list over
2008/6/19 Nigel Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Jonathan Roberts wrote:
I'd prefer a trac instance, its a pretty low-cost operation for us. And,
in theory, your team could use it for other stuff. If its not what
you're
looking for just say so though and we'll look at another solution.
Does
2008/6/28 Chip Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Here is an idea why don' t we try to form our own wensite I could provide
the domain name or donate an exisiting own which I already own that being
linuxunixwoeld.net
There's no need to form a separate website on a separate domain.
Fedora has the
Read it full at
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/bbcinternet/2008/06/erik_linux.html
Good to see them talking about Fedora as well for a change :) Often
the BBC talk about Ubuntu without any suggestion that other versions
of Linux exist. I've met a few people from the BBC in my time, and
they've all
Hey all,
I updated the feed for Miro last night to include one of Kushal's
videos, but I'm not seeing it update on either miroguide.com or Miro
itself. Could somebody else check to see that it's not just me this is
happening to, and also have a look to see if they can figure out what
I've done
Yes, I can see the video, but it is getting in freeze after few seconds.
You can see the video in Miro or from the feed?
Best,
Jon
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2008/6/28 Kushal Das [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Saturday 28 June 2008 04:23:31 pm Jonathan Roberts wrote:
Yes, I can see the video, but it is getting in freeze after few seconds.
You can see the video in Miro or from the feed?
From miro :)
Btw, the feed is talking about Fedora 8.
Hmm yeah
Best Regards,
Jason Benedict Low
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2008/6/26 Pawel Sadowski [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Yeah, maybe we could publish it @ www.redhatmagazine.com, but we have to
talk with guys like Paul W. Frields I think
2008/6/27 Jonathan Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2008/6/27 Greg Dekoenigsberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Fri, 27 Jun 2008, Clint Savage wrote:
Btw, I have Paul's keynote from FUDCon up on my fedora people page.
Its audio only, but would that be appropriate to share on FedoraTV
anyway? http
How can I force totem to use Xine backend?
I believe you need to run this command:
totem -b xine
Hope this helps,
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I'd prefer a trac instance, its a pretty low-cost operation for us. And,
in theory, your team could use it for other stuff. If its not what you're
looking for just say so though and we'll look at another solution.
Does Trac require a Fedora account to contribute? If it does, I'm not
certain
2008/6/19 Parshwa Murdia [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Dear all,
I am new in linux. Can anyone help? I have installed FC5 in the linux but as
it is very old, can anyone let me know how could I install the FC8 or FC9
directly from the net.
Hi,
If you have quite a fast connection, then you could do a
So the work flow here is
1. User creates video -
2. User types information into this form and clicks submit.
3. Email goes to someone who then does $SOMETHING and it shows up in
Miro?
Just curious, what is that $SOMETHING?
$SOMETHING right now is me manually updating an rss
Is Banshee worth a shot? Is anyone here using it sucessfully with the new
generation ipod(nano). I'd like to use a GNOME based tool.
I've always used Banshee with my 5th generation iPod and had no
trouble with it. The only trouble is, I think GTKPod is the only
application that won't want to
2008/6/18 susmit shannigrahi [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
In our previous APAC ambassadors meeting we were discussing about this
idea[1].
Generally the final/pre-final year engineering students need to do
some project work on a topic.
What I personally saw that they desperately search for
I've opened this as a ticket in trac -
https://fedorahosted.org/fedora-infrastructure/ticket/633 with the php
file attached. Thoughts and feed back is appreciated...
Best,
Jon
We've created a channel in Miro, Fedora TV, for use by the marketing
team with things like screencast
: Re: Fedora TV Submission Form - PHP
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, 17 Jun 2008, Jonathan Roberts wrote:
We've created a channel in Miro, Fedora TV, for use by the marketing
team with things like screencast tutorials/video interviews etc and we
want to make it easy for community people
2008/6/16 Jason Fenner [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 11:29 PM, Jeff Spaleta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone want to volunteer to generate the associated rss feed meant to
be used in miro? Starting with Clint's video as the first rss entry.
Has anyone volunteered for this
2008/6/16 Lucas Saboya [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I can try to do this, just tell me what info do you want me to get from the
users, and I'll try to do something here
Basically we want:
Name:
E-Mail:
Video URL:
Video Title:
Video Description:
And then have that e-mailed to an editor or a mailing list
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