On Thu, 2008-06-26 at 15:21 +0100, Jonathan Roberts wrote:
> 2008/6/26 Pawel Sadowski <mcgiwer@fedoraproject.org>:
> > Yeah, maybe we could publish it @ www.redhatmagazine.com, but we have to
> > talk with guys like Paul W. Frields I think and ask if something like
> > that would be possible.
>
> The people at RHM are very nice and I'm sure would be more than
> willing to help us out. I've written a few things that they've posted
> for me, and I'm sure they'll do the same in the future too
>
> Hopefully though, in the not too distant future we'll have our own
> Fedora solution, there's just a few loose ends to iron out and a work
> flow to be figured out so that we can pull some of the marketing stuff
> together (contributor stories, interviews etc) with FWN - at least
> this is what I'm hoping to achieve!

Right -- I'm very happy about our work with RHM but relying on them for
a constantly growing pool of stories that we want to maintain may be the
wrong way to leverage what's essentially a regularly changing feed.
Rather, we want that pool to be around in a growable but persistent way
that's attractive to existing or potential contributors.

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+1 Paul

We should have a channel specifically for Fedora, from newbies to intermediates mainly, I think. Even because RHM have lots of other things other than Linux. I agree RHM could help us posting some of our most important articles, but we shouldn't depend on them.


Just one thing: I don't mean a channel to publish stories, it's much more general. Posting tips, news, bugfix, articles, etc.

2008/6/26 Paul W. Frields <stickster@gmail.com>:

On Thu, 2008-06-26 at 15:21 +0100, Jonathan Roberts wrote:

> 2008/6/26 Pawel Sadowski <mcgiwer@fedoraproject.org>:

> > Yeah, maybe we could publish it @ www.redhatmagazine.com, but we have to

> > talk with guys like Paul W. Frields I think and ask if something like

> > that would be possible.

>

> The people at RHM are very nice and I'm sure would be more than

> willing to help us out. I've written a few things that they've posted

> for me, and I'm sure they'll do the same in the future too

>

> Hopefully though, in the not too distant future we'll have our own

> Fedora solution, there's just a few loose ends to iron out and a work

> flow to be figured out so that we can pull some of the marketing stuff

> together (contributor stories, interviews etc) with FWN - at least

> this is what I'm hoping to achieve!



Right -- I'm very happy about our work with RHM but relying on them for

a constantly growing pool of stories that we want to maintain may be the

wrong way to leverage what's essentially a regularly changing feed.

Rather, we want that pool to be around in a growable but persistent way

that's attractive to existing or potential contributors.



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*No doubt RedHat is Sporting Fedora in a way, But I believe Fedora
should be Fedora itself and go for Fedora Magazine etc ..... Market the
"FEDORA" brand itself directly is a better choice to set it intothe
mind of the Audience.



Just my 2cts worth.

Thanks you & Have a Nice Day

Best Regards,
Jason Benedict Low

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Jonathan Roberts wrote:

2008/6/26 Pawel Sadowski <mcgiwer@fedoraproject.org>:


Yeah, maybe we could publish it @ www.redhatmagazine.com, but we have to
talk with guys like Paul W. Frields I think and ask if something like
that would be possible.



The people at RHM are very nice and I'm sure would be more than
willing to help us out. I've written a few things that they've posted
for me, and I'm sure they'll do the same in the future too

Hopefully though, in the not too distant future we'll have our own
Fedora solution, there's just a few loose ends to iron out and a work
flow to be figured out so that we can pull some of the marketing stuff
together (contributor stories, interviews etc) with FWN - at least
this is what I'm hoping to achieve!

Best,

Jon





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2008/6/27 Jason Benedict Low <jbenedictlow@gmail.com>:
> No doubt RedHat is Sporting Fedora in a way, But I believe Fedora should be
> Fedora itself and go for Fedora Magazine etc ..... Market the "FEDORA" brand
> itself directly is a better choice to set it intothe mind of the Audience.

We're working on it It's going to be based on WP MU because other
parts of the project would like blogging capability too, and we have
packages etc, we just need to get some fixes upstream to make it work
exactly how we want it to work and then to deploy a test instance to
figure out workflows for contributors/editors.

We actually had a test instance with lyceum up a while ago now, but
there wasn't so much interest so we thought we'd go this way and do
things properly with the extra time. Good to hear more people are
sounding interested now

Best,

Jon
>
> Just my 2cts worth.
>
> Thanks you & Have a Nice Day
>
> Best Regards,
> Jason Benedict Low
>
> ------ When i work nobody care. When i rest everybody stare. ------
>
>
> Jonathan Roberts wrote:
>
> 2008/6/26 Pawel Sadowski <mcgiwer@fedoraproject.org>:
>
>
> Yeah, maybe we could publish it @ www.redhatmagazine.com, but we have to
> talk with guys like Paul W. Frields I think and ask if something like
> that would be possible.
>
>
> The people at RHM are very nice and I'm sure would be more than
> willing to help us out. I've written a few things that they've posted
> for me, and I'm sure they'll do the same in the future too
>
> Hopefully though, in the not too distant future we'll have our own
> Fedora solution, there's just a few loose ends to iron out and a work
> flow to be figured out so that we can pull some of the marketing stuff
> together (contributor stories, interviews etc) with FWN - at least
> this is what I'm hoping to achieve!
>
> Best,
>
> Jon
>
>
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