On Wed, May 07, 2014 at 01:46:07PM +0200, martin f krafft wrote: > also sprach Paul Wise <pabs@debian.org> [2014-05-07 12:24 +0200]: > > debian@identi.ca is an "official" social media channel for Debian. > > Right. DebConf ist an "official" project of Debian, so we would be > allowed to push stuff out that channel? > > > Indeed, workflow for debian@identi.ca: > > > > https://wiki.debian.org/Teams/Publicity/Identica > > Oh, if I had known to look for "dents"… I thought that was some sort > of internal magic special hashtag thing. I am clearly to old for > social networking ;) > > Okay, this workflow is doable, but if we plan to send 100 of those > over the next year, wouldn't direct access be better? > Hrm - random thought - would it be better to have a Debconf identica account, and then the Debian one could re-dent (or whatever it is called) the important links? That way followers can see just DebConf bits, or just Debian bits, or both. I'm happy for you to have the identica login details if you want them :) > > Some info about the others is here: > > > > https://wiki.debian.org/Teams/Publicity/otherSN > > > > > Or could we get access to the channels and publish ourselves? > > > > We definitely need more people to join the publicity team and work on > > bits.d.o, DPN, debian@identi.ca etc. > > We won't be able to jump on and help while in the process of > organising DC15. However, I read your comment to mean "if you want > DC15-related stuff pushed out, it would be best if one or two people > from your team joined d-publicity and did it themselves." > > If that is correct, then can you give me a quick idea of the > process? I want to send out http://titanpad.com/lwJuODjrAL one of > these days to get DC15 press work started. > Looks good! I'd be happy to help (though my time is also limited). Neil --
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