@goob I modified the wiki adding the image and your text instead of the list of features. I already posted it in french from my account, if someone has access to DiasporaHQ account, it’s time to use it
(not sure someone else than @seantilleycommunit has it)
@flaburgan OK, good idea. In that case, if you want to ‘tease’, I’d suggest removing the link to the changelog, and not give any details until the update is actually released and the details are announced.
I don’t have access, but Sean has been talking on another proposal about giving access to several other people.
I’ve just seen that v0.1.0.0 has now been released, so I guess now we can stop ‘teasing’ and give people the details.
I’ve just created a new post on your wiki page, for the ‘pre-release teaser’, and have re-inserted the feature details on the main announcement post so that now it is here, we can tell people what it’s actually bringing them.
Okay, we’ve got buzz going. I’ve made the announcement post on DiasporaHQ, and handed off access to Fla and Goob for the DiasporaHQ account that is actually on Diaspora. If anyone would like to help with:
Sean gave me and goob the access, we can now post from DiasporaHQ. I think most posts / announces / etc should be prepared in the wiki like we did for the release. That way, it will really be the community which will post.
I updated the profile of DiasporaHQ, I hope it’ll be federated with the new version (it should be ok). From diasp.org, I still had the old old profile…
I removed the link to getsatisfaction and to devblog (which throws a timeout), added the mention of the founders, and Sean, Jonne and Florian as core community team for now.
Good thinking, Fla. But have you checked with each of those people that they’re happy to have their diaspora handles made public in that way? (They might well have said so beforehand; I just don’t know so thought I’d better check.)