Hey all, Apologies for the delay in getting this thread started so late. In our last meeting, we discussed the idea of integrating "press kits" more fully into the Marketing workflow for each release. A press kit is a deliverable we would prepare each release cycle, and also has the benefit of having concrete activities that would need to be consistently completed each release cycle (which makes it easy to document the process and to help others contribute to these tasks). Using a public git forge or public platform for the press kit is a good way to promote our content and encourage community contributions, while also making sure our work and content is easily findable and revisable. One concern I had was where we decide to host this content. Pagure is the default choice for any git repository in Fedora, but I also want to be cognizant that git can be an intimidating tool for someone who is not normally a technical person, and marketing is usually a non-technical area of the project. Because of this, I think there are special concerns to take into consideration when choosing a platform for where we want to host our content. Because of these reasons, I felt like GitHub might make a more intuitive place to host the press kits than Pagure because of the benefit of having a web editor where people can make quick edits or revisions, and then easily submit those as a pull request. Having a tool like this enables someone who has never played with git or isn't familiar with it (but still has ideas to contribute) to have their input and contribute to the content we host in the press kit. Does anyone have any other thoughts about where we want to put our press kits? We can discuss this in the meeting today too, but I wanted to try to get this out earlier as a precursor to any discussion. Thanks! -- Cheers, Justin W. Flory jflory7(a)gmail.com