[New: openFATE 311019] openFATE and Social Media
Feature added by: Nelson Marques (ketheriel) Feature #311019, revision 1 Title: openFATE and Social Media openFATE: Unconfirmed Priority Requester: Mandatory Requested by: Nelson Marques (ketheriel) Partner organization: openSUSE.org Description: openFATE should have automatic interfacing with openSUSE social media. * All features should be able to be twited (twitter) and 'liked' (facebook). * All added comments should be tweeted automatically. By introducing such behavior we would expand the visibility of openFATE and provide our followers/users with a updated status of what's really happening, therefore showing the clear positive synergies around the Community and fomenting user interaction with openFATE. Business case (Partner benefit): openSUSE.org: Maybe because: * We want higher visibility; * We want higher used feedback; * We want higher user-interaction on the future of openSUSE; * We have nothing to loose by creating such possibility; -- openSUSE Feature: https://features.opensuse.org/311019
Feature changed by: M. Edward Ed Borasky (znmeb) Feature #311019, revision 2 Title: openFATE and Social Media openFATE: Unconfirmed Priority Requester: Mandatory Requested by: Nelson Marques (ketheriel) Partner organization: openSUSE.org Description: openFATE should have automatic interfacing with openSUSE social media. * All features should be able to be twited (twitter) and 'liked' (facebook). * All added comments should be tweeted automatically. By introducing such behavior we would expand the visibility of openFATE and provide our followers/users with a updated status of what's really happening, therefore showing the clear positive synergies around the Community and fomenting user interaction with openFATE. Business case (Partner benefit): openSUSE.org: Maybe because: * We want higher visibility; * We want higher used feedback; * We want higher user-interaction on the future of openSUSE; * We have nothing to loose by creating such possibility; + Discussion: + #1: M. Edward Ed Borasky (znmeb) (2010-12-27 20:13:17) + Automated tweets, Facebook updates and LinkedIn updates are IMHO a dead + waste of time. Social Media "community management" just doesn't work + that way. Really, if you're going to do this, you need *humans* doing + it. -- openSUSE Feature: https://features.opensuse.org/311019
Feature changed by: Carlos Gonçalves (cgoncalves) Feature #311019, revision 3 Title: openFATE and Social Media openFATE: Unconfirmed Priority Requester: Mandatory Requested by: Nelson Marques (ketheriel) Partner organization: openSUSE.org Description: openFATE should have automatic interfacing with openSUSE social media. * All features should be able to be twited (twitter) and 'liked' (facebook). * All added comments should be tweeted automatically. By introducing such behavior we would expand the visibility of openFATE and provide our followers/users with a updated status of what's really happening, therefore showing the clear positive synergies around the Community and fomenting user interaction with openFATE. Business case (Partner benefit): openSUSE.org: Maybe because: * We want higher visibility; * We want higher used feedback; * We want higher user-interaction on the future of openSUSE; * We have nothing to loose by creating such possibility; Discussion: #1: M. Edward Ed Borasky (znmeb) (2010-12-27 20:13:17) Automated tweets, Facebook updates and LinkedIn updates are IMHO a dead waste of time. Social Media "community management" just doesn't work that way. Really, if you're going to do this, you need *humans* doing it. + #2: Carlos Gonçalves (cgoncalves) (2010-12-27 20:50:47) + I do not agree with the 'tweeting all comments added' one. That would + a) produce lots of unwanted noise (most likely to be considered as spam + by the majority) b) 99% of all comments don't have <140 characters -- openSUSE Feature: https://features.opensuse.org/311019
Feature changed by: Bryen Yunashko (byunashko) Feature #311019, revision 4 Title: openFATE and Social Media openFATE: Unconfirmed Priority Requester: Mandatory Requested by: Nelson Marques (ketheriel) Partner organization: openSUSE.org Description: openFATE should have automatic interfacing with openSUSE social media. * All features should be able to be twited (twitter) and 'liked' (facebook). * All added comments should be tweeted automatically. By introducing such behavior we would expand the visibility of openFATE and provide our followers/users with a updated status of what's really happening, therefore showing the clear positive synergies around the Community and fomenting user interaction with openFATE. Business case (Partner benefit): openSUSE.org: Maybe because: * We want higher visibility; * We want higher used feedback; * We want higher user-interaction on the future of openSUSE; * We have nothing to loose by creating such possibility; Discussion: #1: M. Edward Ed Borasky (znmeb) (2010-12-27 20:13:17) Automated tweets, Facebook updates and LinkedIn updates are IMHO a dead waste of time. Social Media "community management" just doesn't work that way. Really, if you're going to do this, you need *humans* doing it. #2: Carlos Gonçalves (cgoncalves) (2010-12-27 20:50:47) I do not agree with the 'tweeting all comments added' one. That would a) produce lots of unwanted noise (most likely to be considered as spam by the majority) b) 99% of all comments don't have <140 characters + #3: Bryen Yunashko (byunashko) (2010-12-27 23:55:46) + I'm all for tweeting/denting new feature requests. but not for comment + postings. The few accounts I've subscribed to elsewhere on Twitter with + that kind of reporting I quickly turned off after a while because they + would drown out my other feeds. I would think long and hard about how + the targets would be implemented. I don't think I'd agree with Facebook + and LinkedIn as those are not places to read feeds the way we read + Twitter feeds. In fact, Facebook feeds have become downright a turn-off + lately especially with the likes of Zynga drowning out all the other + feeds out there. And, I would probably not twwet on the general + openSUSE account because that would lead to excessive spamming as well. + So, that means create a separate account for that. And if we have to do + that, did we really achieve the purpose? + All in all, I'm for anything that helps further reach our masses, but I + think there needs to be some thought into how this will be done + properly and effectively. -- openSUSE Feature: https://features.opensuse.org/311019
Feature changed by: Rajko Matovic (rajko_m) Feature #311019, revision 5 Title: openFATE and Social Media - openFATE: Unconfirmed + openFATE: Evaluation by engineering manager Priority Requester: Mandatory Requested by: Nelson Marques (ketheriel) Partner organization: openSUSE.org Description: openFATE should have automatic interfacing with openSUSE social media. * All features should be able to be twited (twitter) and 'liked' (facebook). * All added comments should be tweeted automatically. By introducing such behavior we would expand the visibility of openFATE and provide our followers/users with a updated status of what's really happening, therefore showing the clear positive synergies around the Community and fomenting user interaction with openFATE. Business case (Partner benefit): openSUSE.org: Maybe because: * We want higher visibility; * We want higher used feedback; * We want higher user-interaction on the future of openSUSE; * We have nothing to loose by creating such possibility; Discussion: #1: M. Edward Ed Borasky (znmeb) (2010-12-27 20:13:17) Automated tweets, Facebook updates and LinkedIn updates are IMHO a dead waste of time. Social Media "community management" just doesn't work that way. Really, if you're going to do this, you need *humans* doing it. #2: Carlos Gonçalves (cgoncalves) (2010-12-27 20:50:47) I do not agree with the 'tweeting all comments added' one. That would a) produce lots of unwanted noise (most likely to be considered as spam by the majority) b) 99% of all comments don't have <140 characters #3: Bryen Yunashko (byunashko) (2010-12-27 23:55:46) I'm all for tweeting/denting new feature requests. but not for comment postings. The few accounts I've subscribed to elsewhere on Twitter with that kind of reporting I quickly turned off after a while because they would drown out my other feeds. I would think long and hard about how the targets would be implemented. I don't think I'd agree with Facebook and LinkedIn as those are not places to read feeds the way we read Twitter feeds. In fact, Facebook feeds have become downright a turn-off lately especially with the likes of Zynga drowning out all the other feeds out there. And, I would probably not twwet on the general openSUSE account because that would lead to excessive spamming as well. So, that means create a separate account for that. And if we have to do that, did we really achieve the purpose? All in all, I'm for anything that helps further reach our masses, but I think there needs to be some thought into how this will be done properly and effectively. -- openSUSE Feature: https://features.opensuse.org/311019
Feature changed by: Rajko Matovic (rajko_m) Feature #311019, revision 6 Title: openFATE and Social Media openFATE: Evaluation by engineering manager Priority Requester: Mandatory Requested by: Nelson Marques (ketheriel) Partner organization: openSUSE.org Description: openFATE should have automatic interfacing with openSUSE social media. * All features should be able to be twited (twitter) and 'liked' (facebook). * All added comments should be tweeted automatically. By introducing such behavior we would expand the visibility of openFATE and provide our followers/users with a updated status of what's really happening, therefore showing the clear positive synergies around the Community and fomenting user interaction with openFATE. Business case (Partner benefit): openSUSE.org: Maybe because: * We want higher visibility; * We want higher used feedback; * We want higher user-interaction on the future of openSUSE; * We have nothing to loose by creating such possibility; Discussion: #1: M. Edward Ed Borasky (znmeb) (2010-12-27 20:13:17) Automated tweets, Facebook updates and LinkedIn updates are IMHO a dead waste of time. Social Media "community management" just doesn't work that way. Really, if you're going to do this, you need *humans* doing it. #2: Carlos Gonçalves (cgoncalves) (2010-12-27 20:50:47) I do not agree with the 'tweeting all comments added' one. That would a) produce lots of unwanted noise (most likely to be considered as spam by the majority) b) 99% of all comments don't have <140 characters #3: Bryen Yunashko (byunashko) (2010-12-27 23:55:46) I'm all for tweeting/denting new feature requests. but not for comment postings. The few accounts I've subscribed to elsewhere on Twitter with that kind of reporting I quickly turned off after a while because they would drown out my other feeds. I would think long and hard about how the targets would be implemented. I don't think I'd agree with Facebook and LinkedIn as those are not places to read feeds the way we read Twitter feeds. In fact, Facebook feeds have become downright a turn-off lately especially with the likes of Zynga drowning out all the other feeds out there. And, I would probably not twwet on the general openSUSE account because that would lead to excessive spamming as well. So, that means create a separate account for that. And if we have to do that, did we really achieve the purpose? All in all, I'm for anything that helps further reach our masses, but I think there needs to be some thought into how this will be done properly and effectively. + #4: Rajko Matovic (rajko_m) (2010-12-28 01:55:52) + Changed: Feature status to Marketplace. Reason: There is not much to + add or discuss. + Contact: Subscribe to opensuse-web@opensuse.org mail list and announce + that you are willing to work on this feature. To subscribe use this + link mailto:opensuse-web+subscribe@opensuse.org (mailto:opensuse- + web+subscribe@opensuse.org) . -- openSUSE Feature: https://features.opensuse.org/311019
Feature changed by: Jos Poortvliet (jospoortvliet) Feature #311019, revision 7 Title: openFATE and Social Media openFATE: Evaluation by engineering manager Priority Requester: Mandatory Requested by: Nelson Marques (ketheriel) Partner organization: openSUSE.org Description: openFATE should have automatic interfacing with openSUSE social media. * All features should be able to be twited (twitter) and 'liked' (facebook). * All added comments should be tweeted automatically. By introducing such behavior we would expand the visibility of openFATE and provide our followers/users with a updated status of what's really happening, therefore showing the clear positive synergies around the Community and fomenting user interaction with openFATE. Business case (Partner benefit): openSUSE.org: Maybe because: * We want higher visibility; * We want higher used feedback; * We want higher user-interaction on the future of openSUSE; * We have nothing to loose by creating such possibility; Discussion: #1: M. Edward Ed Borasky (znmeb) (2010-12-27 20:13:17) Automated tweets, Facebook updates and LinkedIn updates are IMHO a dead waste of time. Social Media "community management" just doesn't work that way. Really, if you're going to do this, you need *humans* doing it. #2: Carlos Gonçalves (cgoncalves) (2010-12-27 20:50:47) I do not agree with the 'tweeting all comments added' one. That would a) produce lots of unwanted noise (most likely to be considered as spam by the majority) b) 99% of all comments don't have <140 characters #3: Bryen Yunashko (byunashko) (2010-12-27 23:55:46) I'm all for tweeting/denting new feature requests. but not for comment postings. The few accounts I've subscribed to elsewhere on Twitter with that kind of reporting I quickly turned off after a while because they would drown out my other feeds. I would think long and hard about how the targets would be implemented. I don't think I'd agree with Facebook and LinkedIn as those are not places to read feeds the way we read Twitter feeds. In fact, Facebook feeds have become downright a turn-off lately especially with the likes of Zynga drowning out all the other feeds out there. And, I would probably not twwet on the general openSUSE account because that would lead to excessive spamming as well. So, that means create a separate account for that. And if we have to do that, did we really achieve the purpose? All in all, I'm for anything that helps further reach our masses, but I think there needs to be some thought into how this will be done properly and effectively. #4: Rajko Matovic (rajko_m) (2010-12-28 01:55:52) Changed: Feature status to Marketplace. Reason: There is not much to add or discuss. Contact: Subscribe to opensuse-web@opensuse.org mail list and announce that you are willing to work on this feature. To subscribe use this link mailto:opensuse-web+subscribe@opensuse.org (mailto:opensuse- web+subscribe@opensuse.org) . + #5: Jos Poortvliet (jospoortvliet) (2010-12-28 19:36:34) + tweeting and facebooking new features makes sense. Doing something on + every comment will flood the social media and kill any advantage it + has, so let's not do that... -- openSUSE Feature: https://features.opensuse.org/311019
Feature changed by: Joachim Plack (jplack) Feature #311019, revision 9 Title: openFATE and Social Media - openFATE: Evaluation by engineering manager + features.opensuse.org: Rejected by Joachim Plack (jplack) + reject date: 2017-06-06 18:03:22 + reject reason: far out of scope Priority Requester: Mandatory Requested by: Nelson Marques (ketheriel) Partner organization: openSUSE.org Description: openFATE should have automatic interfacing with openSUSE social media. * All features should be able to be twited (twitter) and 'liked' (facebook). * All added comments should be tweeted automatically. By introducing such behavior we would expand the visibility of openFATE and provide our followers/users with a updated status of what's really happening, therefore showing the clear positive synergies around the Community and fomenting user interaction with openFATE. Business case (Partner benefit): openSUSE.org: Maybe because: * We want higher visibility; * We want higher used feedback; * We want higher user-interaction on the future of openSUSE; * We have nothing to loose by creating such possibility; Discussion: #1: M. Edward Ed Borasky (znmeb) (2010-12-27 20:13:17) Automated tweets, Facebook updates and LinkedIn updates are IMHO a dead waste of time. Social Media "community management" just doesn't work that way. Really, if you're going to do this, you need *humans* doing it. #2: Carlos Gonçalves (cgoncalves) (2010-12-27 20:50:47) I do not agree with the 'tweeting all comments added' one. That would a) produce lots of unwanted noise (most likely to be considered as spam by the majority) b) 99% of all comments don't have <140 characters #3: Bryen Yunashko (byunashko) (2010-12-27 23:55:46) I'm all for tweeting/denting new feature requests. but not for comment postings. The few accounts I've subscribed to elsewhere on Twitter with that kind of reporting I quickly turned off after a while because they would drown out my other feeds. I would think long and hard about how the targets would be implemented. I don't think I'd agree with Facebook and LinkedIn as those are not places to read feeds the way we read Twitter feeds. In fact, Facebook feeds have become downright a turn-off lately especially with the likes of Zynga drowning out all the other feeds out there. And, I would probably not twwet on the general openSUSE account because that would lead to excessive spamming as well. So, that means create a separate account for that. And if we have to do that, did we really achieve the purpose? All in all, I'm for anything that helps further reach our masses, but I think there needs to be some thought into how this will be done properly and effectively. #4: Rajko Matovic (rajko_m) (2010-12-28 01:55:52) Changed: Feature status to Marketplace. Reason: There is not much to add or discuss. Contact: Subscribe to opensuse-web@opensuse.org mail list and announce that you are willing to work on this feature. To subscribe use this link mailto:opensuse-web+subscribe@opensuse.org (mailto:opensuse- web+subscribe@opensuse.org) . #5: Jos Poortvliet (jospoortvliet) (2010-12-28 19:36:34) tweeting and facebooking new features makes sense. Doing something on every comment will flood the social media and kill any advantage it has, so let's not do that... -- openSUSE Feature: https://features.opensuse.org/311019
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