nice, I didn't know that one, good looking illustrations
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nyco
so take a look at what we used to do: https://xmpp.org/category/xmpp-roundup.html
Daniel
This will be good resources to build from.
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nyco
example of things we can all retweet and engage on: https://twitter.com/DwdDave/status/959350202095333376
nyco
please like, retweet, comment, as you wish
jcbrand
nyco: can you retweet this as @xmpp? https://twitter.com/daniel_gakwaya/status/959397779574583296
jcbrand
BTW, I'd be keen to get the credentials for the twitter XMPP account
jcbrand
I follow #xmpp and often find stuff worth retweeting
nyco
jcbrand no, I can't, but we'll ask Kev to have access to Tweetdeck for every one of us
jcbrand
nyco: thanks, my twitter id is jcopkode
nyco
good point, if we choose to retweet from @xmpp it means the XSF probably loses its strict neutrality, as we can't cover everything, we'll lose some content
also, the mission of the XSF is specs, not forcefully to communicate
so we may have to create a specific account maybe?
nyco
https://twitter.com/nyconyco if you want to like/share
Daniel
That's not a bad idea, maybe XMPPcomms or something along those lines - like an adjacent
so, basically, what I am doing on the accounts that I have and works quite well without too much effort:
create accounts/pages/blablah on each major social network (twitter, facebook, linkedin, google plus)
each time I have a short content to share (short to average siez text, plus graphical illustration), I put it on Buffer, it takes charge of when (dat&time) it will be posted, maximising the level of attention from the audience by posting at the best moment
watch analytics from time to time, learn from that, formulate hypothesis
Daniel
we'll likely need a bunch of posts to get some needful data. I'm sure we can pull from recent blogs to push some of that if we're going to use a social media-based solution
nyco
on Twitter, it is quite easy to get followers, target them quite well, follow them by batch, a few days unfollow the non-followers (by using tools, such as https://unfollowerstats.com/
this way, I've created accounts and brought them to hundreds of followers, sometimes passing the 1000+ mark
nyco
Daniel tak, I agree ;-)
Daniel
Do you think we would abandon the newsletter e-mail style altogeather in favor of curated blogs/shares? I do like the ability to engauge from the platforms though. If nothing else basic questions and such can be directed.
Daniel
I think an early task for us should be to contact blogs who would not mind us re-posting, or sharing information from.
nyco
I have no preference so far
I only know that curation is quite an effort
a newsletter would bring us strong measurement, such as open rate, click-though rate, etc.
Seve
jcbrand wanted to go for the newsletter
nyco
I think we just can share what's already public, I guess they would be happy by default that some one redistributes the content to reach other audiences
Daniel
Of course if we told them, they might be encouraged to produce more
nyco
aim high, start low, iterate
nyco
and pareto principle: 20 % effort for 80 % outcome
nyco
I won't for something elaborated or complete
nyco
I'd rather experiement, both ourselves on how we work and cooperate, and the reception by the audience we will build
So, I think it would be nice if we could get a running start and publish something about the summit in the next few days.
SaltyBones
Is anybody on that yet?
SaltyBones
guus talked about it
SaltyBones
nyco, when you said newsletter did you mean the website kind?
SaltyBones
jcbrand, the protocol is already on the wiki?7
jcbrand
SaltyBones: not yet, you can read it here: https://xmppsummit2018.opkode.com/
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Seve
I thought the SCAM was in charge of writing about the Summit but I guess they focus on organizing/giving assitance? Since Guus was doing that kind of work
Seve
I'm just asking
nyco
I think SCAM just organises, does not write, we may wanna check with Guus though