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* Note talking points schedule at end of Feature List page, and make sure it's clear to developers how talking points fit into the feature cycle/process. (from kashyapc) | * Note talking points schedule at end of Feature List page, and make sure it's clear to developers how talking points fit into the feature cycle/process. (from kashyapc) | ||
* have Community Talking Points - what we're doing with each release that isn't necessarily directly tied to the distro, but Features / Enhancements we're making to the community. SOPs, rawhide, FI, etc, etc. We're giving people a compelling list as to why they should be trying out Fedora 13; why should we not have a compelling list as to why they should try out our community? (rbergero) | * have Community Talking Points - what we're doing with each release that isn't necessarily directly tied to the distro, but Features / Enhancements we're making to the community. SOPs, rawhide, FI, etc, etc. We're giving people a compelling list as to why they should be trying out Fedora 13; why should we not have a compelling list as to why they should try out our community? (rbergero) | ||
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Revision as of 22:04, 7 December 2011
Ideas for next round
- Note talking points schedule at end of Feature List page, and make sure it's clear to developers how talking points fit into the feature cycle/process. (from kashyapc)
- have Community Talking Points - what we're doing with each release that isn't necessarily directly tied to the distro, but Features / Enhancements we're making to the community. SOPs, rawhide, FI, etc, etc. We're giving people a compelling list as to why they should be trying out Fedora 13; why should we not have a compelling list as to why they should try out our community? (rbergero)