Yesterday, Fedora 24 officially released.
Yesterday peaked on the Magazine with 33,241 hits. Release seems to
be going strong and steady on all accounts. Thanks for the hard work
to everyone involved this release!(jflory7,
21:04:52)
=== Events coming soon: Red Hat Summit, Flock
===(jflory7,
21:05:00)
Two upcoming events on the Fedora calendar are
Red Hat Summit (June 27-29) and Flock, Fedora's annual contributor
conference (August 2-5).(jflory7,
21:05:20)
Action items from last meetings(jflory7, 21:07:05)
=== decause Open a ticket on Council Trac for
Python Marketing Objective request ===(jflory7,
21:07:20)
ACTION: decause Open
a ticket on Council Trac for Python Marketing Objective
request(jflory7,
21:08:03)
=== [INCOMPLETE] jflory7 Work on creating an
initial "template" draft for Friends of Fedora websites example
===(jflory7,
21:08:05)
ACTION: jflory7 Work
on creating an initial "template" draft for Friends of Fedora
websites example(jflory7,
21:08:13)
=== [COMPLETE] jflory7 Follow up with
linuxmodder about the last round of screenshots for F24 on KDE and
Xfce ===(jflory7,
21:08:26)
Screenshots still missing, but not sure if
urgent priority for the last rounds? Anyone running these
environments is encouraged to add them up.(jflory7,
21:08:29)
At the end of every release cycle, the
Marketing team looks back on what it's accomplished during the
release, in order to see how things can be improved for the next
one. This process of reflection is called a "retrospective," and
it's a nice pause between the hecticness of release cycles (and
traditionally serves as a point of leadership transition for the
team, when applicable).(jflory7,
21:14:58)
Marketing collateral / design assets planning
is in progress with the Design Team in their Trac. If you are
interested in being involved with efforts to promote and publish
Flock items, please join #fedora-flock for more info and to be a
part of the conversation!(jflory7,
21:30:31)
The Docs Team is working on moving to a
different platform / type of content for publishing articles than
what the Fedora docs currently provide. It comes off as very
"enterprisey" and less "StackOverflow-ish".(jflory7,
21:42:53)
The success of the Magazine has informed the
decision for the Docs Team to move to a more modular style /
topic-based content (as compared to comprehensive manuals).(jflory7,
21:43:36)
This change should help boost the visibility of
the Fedora Docs for users and in search engine results. The decision
was made recently at the Docs FAD earlier this month.(jflory7,
21:44:13)
Important factor of consideration is to make
sure the Magazine and future Docs platform remain separate in the
type of content they provide - we don't want to have one obsolete
the other. bkp mentions the idea of FM and OpenSource.com hosting
great articles, but nobody confuses them with documentation (e.g.
something like the Arch Wiki).(jflory7,
21:45:08)