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Make sure the page is listed under [[Category:Marketing]], [[Category:Talking Points]], and [[Category:F#]] (where # is the number of the release). | Make sure the page is listed under [[Category:Marketing]], [[Category:Talking Points]], and [[Category:F#]] (where # is the number of the release). | ||
Create redirects to the "F# talking points" page from commonly mistyped pages and variants on capitalization, such as: | Create redirects to the "F# talking points" page from commonly mistyped pages and variants on capitalization, such as: | ||
* F# Talking Points | |||
* F# talking Points | |||
* Fedora# Talking Points | |||
* Fedora # Talking Points | |||
* Fedora# talking points | |||
[[Category:Marketing]][[Category:Talking points]] | [[Category:Marketing]][[Category:Talking points]] | ||
Revision as of 23:22, 11 February 2010
Introduction
This page describes the process followed by the Marketing team to make a Release slogan for a Fedora release. If you have suggestions on how to improve these instructions, please edit the page!
Steps
Create the Talking Points page
Using the prior talking points page as a template, create a new wiki page for the talking points of the current release, purging outdated content and updating it to reflect the working release's name and dates. The naming scheme is "F# talking points" where # is the number of the release (i.e. F12 talking points). Make sure the page is listed under,, and (where # is the number of the release). Create redirects to the "F# talking points" page from commonly mistyped pages and variants on capitalization, such as:
- F# Talking Points
- F# talking Points
- Fedora# Talking Points
- Fedora # Talking Points
- Fedora# talking points