ReactOS Updates flowing to our Social Channels.

[victor martinez]

Hi guys!

After a week dealing with several scripts and options, we're finally integrating the
most important info from Reactos.org and Community.reactos.org directly to our Social
channels to keep a constant flow of updates to our followers.

Since now our ReactOS Facebook and ReactOS Twitter will be automatically updated when...
... A Jira bugreport is resolved with a 'Fixed' and 'Cannot reproduce'
status.
... A blog post is published in "ReactOS.org"
... A blog post is published in "Community.ReactOS.org"

Some of the features:
- Updates are queued and published with a time gap between them, so in case, eg,  a
Tester/Dev runs a Spring Cleanup, we won't be publishing 10 Jira reports in the same
minute.
- Facebook and Twitter updates include pictures in case the blog post or the Jira report
has one. So please add a picture in case you're blogging even if it is just a
screenshot of you running "whatever" in ReactOS.
- Includes #hashtags related to the current Jira/Blog report.
- Uses bit.ly shortener when needed.
- And several hidden Easter Eggs in Twitter...(I was bored in the train)

If you've any suggestions about other potential updates to be sent to our Social
Channels, just tell me and I'd try to integrate them in an automated way.

I'm planning a way to ease and have community contributions filtered and joining the
automated flow, but it'll have to wait until I master Drupal. Also I'm working in
some "crossposting" among our Social Channels, so a direct post in Facebook not
coming from our PR Update System is replicated in Twitter and the other way around.

We can be really proud of the current PR Update system implemented, since probably it even
beats several bigger opensource projects and/or companies out there. 

If you didn't join our Twitter or Facebook yet, please feel free to join:
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/ReactOS/19143619259
- Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/reactos

Brought to you by the ReactOS PR Team.

[victor martinez]

Mmmm?
Event-tracking.com for?
Event tracking allows you to measure how users interact with the content
   of your website. So basically, it is just an UI tracking. Nope, it was not used in the
scripts for this flow.
About implementing it in our current site so we can track how users gets lost in our
current website...well...we already know they get lost in redundant pages. 
It would have sense to add this script once the website is fully cleaned and properly
sorted, and since one idea is one responsability...yes...I'm preparing
"something" about the site. 
To be talked in our next Meeting and potentially finished in our ReactOS HackFest.
We can't release 0.4 with current site...
;)

From: art1st-tm(a)yandex.ru
To: ros-dev(a)reactos.org
Date: Mon, 18 May 2015 13:12:48 +0300
Subject: Re: [ros-dev] ReactOS Updates flowing to our Social Channels.

Are you using event-tracking.com  ?

18.05.2015, 12:50, "victor martinez" <vicmarcal(a)hotmail.com>om>:


Hi guys!

After a week dealing with several scripts and options, we're finally integrating the
most important info from Reactos.org and Community.reactos.org directly to our Social
channels to keep a constant flow of updates to our followers.

Since now our ReactOS Facebook and ReactOS Twitter will be automatically updated when...
... A Jira bugreport is resolved with a 'Fixed' and 'Cannot reproduce'
status.
... A blog post is published in "ReactOS.org"
... A blog post is published in "Community.ReactOS.org"

Some of the features:
- Updates are queued and published with a time gap between them, so in case, eg,  a
Tester/Dev runs a Spring Cleanup, we won't be publishing 10 Jira reports in the same
minute.
- Facebook and Twitter updates include pictures in case the blog post or the Jira report
has one. So please add a picture in case you're blogging even if it is just a
screenshot of you running "whatever" in ReactOS.
- Includes #hashtags related to the current Jira/Blog report.
- Uses bit.ly shortener when needed.
- And several hidden Easter Eggs in Twitter...(I was bored in the train)

If you've any suggestions about other potential updates to be sent to our Social
Channels, just tell me and I'd try to integrate them in an automated way.

I'm planning a way to ease and have community contributions filtered and joining the
automated flow, but it'll have to wait until I master Drupal. Also I'm working in
some "crossposting" among our Social Channels, so a direct post in Facebook not
coming from our PR Update System is replicated in Twitter and the other way around.

We can be really proud of the current PR Update system implemented, since probably it even
beats several bigger opensource projects and/or companies out there. 

If you didn't join our Twitter or Facebook yet, please feel free to join:
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/ReactOS/19143619259
- Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/reactos

Brought to you by the ReactOS PR Team.




 		 	   		  
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[Hermès BÉLUSCA - MAÏTO]

They are sometimes so lost that they can’t find where to download daily
builds (hint: third button below the “download release” one on the front
page ^^ )

H.

 

De : Ros-dev [mailto:[e-mail]] De la part de victor
martinez
Envoyé : lundi 18 mai 2015 14:50
À : ReactOS Development List
Objet : Re: [ros-dev] ReactOS Updates flowing to our Social Channels.

 


Mmmm?
Event-tracking.com for?
Event tracking allows you to measure how users interact with the content of
your website. So basically, it is just an UI tracking. Nope, it was not used
in the scripts for this flow.
About implementing it in our current site so we can track how users gets
lost in our current website...well...we already know they get lost in
redundant pages. 
It would have sense to add this script once the website is fully cleaned and
properly sorted, and since one idea is one responsability...yes...I'm
preparing "something" about the site. 
To be talked in our next Meeting and potentially finished in our ReactOS
HackFest.
We can't release 0.4 with current site...
;)

  _____  

From:  <mailto:[e-mail]> art1st-tm(a)yandex.ru
To:  <mailto:[e-mail]> ros-dev(a)reactos.org
Date: Mon, 18 May 2015 13:12:48 +0300
Subject: Re: [ros-dev] ReactOS Updates flowing to our Social Channels.

Are you using event-tracking.com  ?

 

 

18.05.2015, 12:50, "victor martinez" < <mailto:[e-mail]>
vicmarcal(a)hotmail.com&gt;gt;:

Hi guys!

After a week dealing with several scripts and options, we're finally
integrating the most important info from Reactos.org and
Community.reactos.org directly to our Social channels to keep a constant
flow of updates to our followers.

Since now our ReactOS Facebook and ReactOS Twitter will be automatically
updated when...
... A Jira bugreport is resolved with a 'Fixed' and 'Cannot reproduce'
status.
... A blog post is published in "ReactOS.org"
... A blog post is published in "Community.ReactOS.org"

Some of the features:
- Updates are queued and published with a time gap between them, so in case,
eg, a Tester/Dev runs a Spring Cleanup, we won't be publishing 10 Jira
reports in the same minute.
- Facebook and Twitter updates include pictures in case the blog post or the
Jira report has one. So please add a picture in case you're blogging even if
it is just a screenshot of you running "whatever" in ReactOS.
- Includes #hashtags related to the current Jira/Blog report.
- Uses bit.ly shortener when needed.
- And several hidden Easter Eggs in Twitter...(I was bored in the train)

If you've any suggestions about other potential updates to be sent to our
Social Channels, just tell me and I'd try to integrate them in an automated
way.

I'm planning a way to ease and have community contributions filtered and
joining the automated flow, but it'll have to wait until I master Drupal.
Also I'm working in some "crossposting" among our Social Channels, so a
direct post in Facebook not coming from our PR Update System is replicated
in Twitter and the other way around.

We can be really proud of the current PR Update system implemented, since
probably it even beats several bigger opensource projects and/or companies
out there. 

If you didn't join our Twitter or Facebook yet, please feel free to join:
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/ReactOS/19143619259
- Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/reactos

Brought to you by the ReactOS PR Team.





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[victor martinez]

>  >They are sometimes so lost that they can’t find
> where to download daily builds  
Well, the main issue in such case is about
"Targetability"

Main page is supposed to be focused to any kind of newcomer, but "daily build"
is however a non-casual term so casual users can see it but they won't understand what
it means.
So "daily build" button should be moved to a page which is supposed to target
advanced users, or we should substitute the "daily build" in the main page to
something meaningful for a casual visitor (if we want them to try those). If we don't
want non-advanced visitors to try a "daily build" then the button is perfectly
placed.

But yes, this is a perfect case among many others: Pages duplicated with almost the same
info, pages not correctly sorted, /node/ links destroying our SEO, and wall of texts from
sXIX 



From: hermes.belusca(a)sfr.fr
To: ros-dev(a)reactos.org
Date: Mon, 18 May 2015 15:09:33 +0200
Subject: Re: [ros-dev] ReactOS Updates flowing to our Social Channels.

They are sometimes so lost that they can’t find where to download daily builds (hint:
third button below the “download release” one on the front page ^^ )H. De : Ros-dev
[mailto:[e-mail]] De la part de victor martinez
Envoyé : lundi 18 mai 2015 14:50
À : ReactOS Development List
Objet : Re: [ros-dev] ReactOS Updates flowing to our Social Channels. 
Mmmm?
Event-tracking.com for?
Event tracking allows you to measure how users interact with the content of your website.
So basically, it is just an UI tracking. Nope, it was not used in the scripts for this
flow.
About implementing it in our current site so we can track how users gets lost in our
current website...well...we already know they get lost in redundant pages. 
It would have sense to add this script once the website is fully cleaned and properly
sorted, and since one idea is one responsability...yes...I'm preparing
"something" about the site. 
To be talked in our next Meeting and potentially finished in our ReactOS HackFest.
We can't release 0.4 with current site...
;)From: art1st-tm(a)yandex.ru
To: ros-dev(a)reactos.org
Date: Mon, 18 May 2015 13:12:48 +0300
Subject: Re: [ros-dev] ReactOS Updates flowing to our Social Channels.Are you using
event-tracking.com  ?  18.05.2015, 12:50, "victor martinez"
<[e-mail]>:Hi guys!

After a week dealing with several scripts and options, we're finally integrating the
most important info from Reactos.org and Community.reactos.org directly to our Social
channels to keep a constant flow of updates to our followers.

Since now our ReactOS Facebook and ReactOS Twitter will be automatically updated when...
... A Jira bugreport is resolved with a 'Fixed' and 'Cannot reproduce'
status.
... A blog post is published in "ReactOS.org"
... A blog post is published in "Community.ReactOS.org"

Some of the features:
- Updates are queued and published with a time gap between them, so in case, eg, a
Tester/Dev runs a Spring Cleanup, we won't be publishing 10 Jira reports in the same
minute.
- Facebook and Twitter updates include pictures in case the blog post or the Jira report
has one. So please add a picture in case you're blogging even if it is just a
screenshot of you running "whatever" in ReactOS.
- Includes #hashtags related to the current Jira/Blog report.
- Uses bit.ly shortener when needed.
- And several hidden Easter Eggs in Twitter...(I was bored in the train)

If you've any suggestions about other potential updates to be sent to our Social
Channels, just tell me and I'd try to integrate them in an automated way.

I'm planning a way to ease and have community contributions filtered and joining the
automated flow, but it'll have to wait until I master Drupal. Also I'm working in
some "crossposting" among our Social Channels, so a direct post in Facebook not
coming from our PR Update System is replicated in Twitter and the other way around.

We can be really proud of the current PR Update system implemented, since probably it even
beats several bigger opensource projects and/or companies out there. 

If you didn't join our Twitter or Facebook yet, please feel free to join:
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/ReactOS/19143619259
- Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/reactos

Brought to you by the ReactOS PR Team.



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[victor martinez]

This is just one of thousand of issues ;)
Links with /node/ are even worse than missing Titles in SEO.
There are a lot of things to be fixed, hence doing some tests here in my local ;)


From: art1st-tm(a)yandex.ru
To: ros-dev(a)reactos.org
Date: Mon, 18 May 2015 17:03:42 +0300
Subject: Re: [ros-dev] ReactOS Updates flowing to our Social Channels.

Our site (reactos.org) is not optimized for search engines. I mean only white optimization
(not black like cloaking and so on). Nobody gives a damn even about english language pages
of site. https://jira.reactos.org/browse/ONLINE-388 see for details.

18.05.2015, 16:54, "victor martinez" <vicmarcal(a)hotmail.com>om>:


>  >They are sometimes so lost that they can’t find
> where to download daily builds  
Well, the main issue in such case is about
"Targetability"

Main page is supposed to be focused to any kind of newcomer, but "daily build"
is however a non-casual term so casual users can see it but they won't understand what
it means.
So "daily build" button should be moved to a page which is supposed to target
advanced users, or we should substitute the "daily build" in the main page to
something meaningful for a casual visitor (if we want them to try those). If we don't
want non-advanced visitors to try a "daily build" then the button is perfectly
placed.

But yes, this is a perfect case among many others: Pages duplicated with almost the same
info, pages not correctly sorted, /node/ links destroying our SEO, and wall of texts from
sXIX 



From: hermes.belusca(a)sfr.fr
To: ros-dev(a)reactos.org
Date: Mon, 18 May 2015 15:09:33 +0200
Subject: Re: [ros-dev] ReactOS Updates flowing to our Social Channels.

They are sometimes so lost that they can’t find where to download daily builds (hint:
third button below the “download release” one on the front page ^^ )
H.
 
De : Ros-dev [mailto:[e-mail]] De la part de victor martinez
Envoyé : lundi 18 mai 2015 14:50
À : ReactOS Development List
Objet : Re: [ros-dev] ReactOS Updates flowing to our Social Channels.
 

Mmmm?
Event-tracking.com for?
Event tracking allows you to measure how users interact with the content of your website.
So basically, it is just an UI tracking. Nope, it was not used in the scripts for this
flow.
About implementing it in our current site so we can track how users gets lost in our
current website...well...we already know they get lost in redundant pages. 
It would have sense to add this script once the website is fully cleaned and properly
sorted, and since one idea is one responsability...yes...I'm preparing
"something" about the site. 
To be talked in our next Meeting and potentially finished in our ReactOS HackFest.
We can't release 0.4 with current site...
;)
From: art1st-tm(a)yandex.ru
To: ros-dev(a)reactos.org
Date: Mon, 18 May 2015 13:12:48 +0300
Subject: Re: [ros-dev] ReactOS Updates flowing to our Social Channels.
Are you using event-tracking.com  ?
 
 
18.05.2015, 12:50, "victor martinez" <vicmarcal(a)hotmail.com>om>:
Hi guys!

After a week dealing with several scripts and options, we're finally integrating the
most important info from Reactos.org and Community.reactos.org directly to our Social
channels to keep a constant flow of updates to our followers.

Since now our ReactOS Facebook and ReactOS Twitter will be automatically updated when...
... A Jira bugreport is resolved with a 'Fixed' and 'Cannot reproduce'
status.
... A blog post is published in "ReactOS.org"
... A blog post is published in "Community.ReactOS.org"

Some of the features:
- Updates are queued and published with a time gap between them, so in case, eg, a
Tester/Dev runs a Spring Cleanup, we won't be publishing 10 Jira reports in the same
minute.
- Facebook and Twitter updates include pictures in case the blog post or the Jira report
has one. So please add a picture in case you're blogging even if it is just a
screenshot of you running "whatever" in ReactOS.
- Includes #hashtags related to the current Jira/Blog report.
- Uses bit.ly shortener when needed.
- And several hidden Easter Eggs in Twitter...(I was bored in the train)

If you've any suggestions about other potential updates to be sent to our Social
Channels, just tell me and I'd try to integrate them in an automated way.

I'm planning a way to ease and have community contributions filtered and joining the
automated flow, but it'll have to wait until I master Drupal. Also I'm working in
some "crossposting" among our Social Channels, so a direct post in Facebook not
coming from our PR Update System is replicated in Twitter and the other way around.

We can be really proud of the current PR Update system implemented, since probably it even
beats several bigger opensource projects and/or companies out there. 

If you didn't join our Twitter or Facebook yet, please feel free to join:
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/ReactOS/19143619259
- Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/reactos

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