Hi > I always wonder how Facebook is able to uglify images that much. And in > general I would also prefer to support an open solution like diaspora.
Why not support several solutions? :) I am very in favor of the Ubuntu facebookpage. I'm not very fond of Facebook, but it is a great way to promote something. Actually I probably would have deleted my Facebook account long time ago, if it weren't such a great place for promoting things. Ubuntu has gone a way of supporting software even if it is not free, e.g. by providing an easy way to install proprietary hardware drivers. And it seems to work - people like it very much. The same should count for promotion - if people like the Facebook page and it can help the Ubuntu CH team, then do it. People that use Diaspora will probably also use mailing lists. The goal of creating a Facebook Page is to reach people that are not techies and don't know all those "Facebook alternatives". Btw, even Debian - which would be more likely than Ubuntu to not support Facebook - is using Facebook as a way of promotion[1]. And they have 70'000 likers. Same thing counts for Ubuntu[2], with 350'000 likers. Danilo PS: I don't think it's the fault of Facebook that the Logo looks ugly. Please re-try by uploading a downscaled version. [1] https://www.facebook.com/debian [2] https://www.facebook.com/ubuntulinux -- Ubuntu-ch mailing list Ubuntu-ch@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-ch