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The front page should show off some current community activity that shows that we are exciting and vibrant. Once the user is encouraged by this, we need to give them a simple path to finding ways they can get involved. Don't overwhelm them with choices on this page, make the path to the next step as simple and enticing as possible. | |
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Provide information about community activity that will inspire and excite new contributors | Provide more information about community activity that will inspire and excite new contributors, and keep motivated existing contributors. |
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Once the user has decided to contribute to our community, we need to teach them about what forms contribution can take, and help them find the best area for their skills and interest. |
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We have a vast amount of information about our community and how to participate in it. Both new and existing contributors will need a place to find more detailed information about their chosen area of contribution, where to connect with other contributors in that area, and where to get help if they are stuck. |
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List the various places where help might be found, including IRC, mailing lists, forums, blogs, etc. |
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Provide links to the various places where we have documentation, specifically the various guides, tutorials and other area-specific documents. |
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Discuss the places the user can turn to when they need help with contributing. Different areas will have different resources, so be sure to break them out. |
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Help new and existing contributors find all the various sources of community news, including blogs/aggregators, mailing lists, news websites, etc. |
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Our community regularly posts updates from a number of sources: technical meeting minutes, UWN, the Fridge, etc. We also have have extra-community sources of news, like OMG!Ubuntu! and iloveubuntu.com. Provide short descriptions and links for each. |
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Many of our community members are regular bloggers, and we should highlight them. In addition to Planet, we should highlight some of those that focus on specific areas where a community member wants to contribute. |
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UbuntuOnAir has been a great new way of interacting with the community, we should highlight how it works and provide links to the live stream, past events, etc. |
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Provide resources for finding and getting to know other members of the Ubuntu community. Talk about both in-person events like meetups and conferences, but also online interactions and where they happen in our community. |
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LoCo Teams are a unique feature of the Ubuntu community, we should highlight them and point contributors towards them. |
Front Page
The front page should show off some current community activity that shows that we are exciting and vibrant. Once the user is encouraged by this, we need to give them a simple path to finding ways they can get involved. Don't overwhelm them with choices on this page, make the path to the next step as simple and enticing as possible.
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-frontpage
News and Events
Provide more information about community activity that will inspire and excite new contributors, and keep motivated existing contributors.
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-frontpage-news
How do I know what I want to work on?
List each of the different contributor roles with a summary of what is involved (the user will click on roles that interest them)
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-frontpage-findarea
Contribute
Once the user has decided to contribute to our community, we need to teach them about what forms contribution can take, and help them find the best area for their skills and interest.
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-contribute
Developers
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-contribute-developers
Documentation
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-contribute-documentation
Artwork
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-contribute-artwork
Design (possibly falls under Artwork)
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-contribute-design
Translations
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-contribute-translations
Support
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-contribute-support
Quality
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-contribute-quality
Advocacy
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-contribute-advocacy
Help and Information
We have a vast amount of information about our community and how to participate in it. Both new and existing contributors will need a place to find more detailed information about their chosen area of contribution, where to connect with other contributors in that area, and where to get help if they are stuck.
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-help
Finding Help
List the various places where help might be found, including IRC, mailing lists, forums, blogs, etc.
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-help-find
Documentation
Provide links to the various places where we have documentation, specifically the various guides, tutorials and other area-specific documents.
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-help-find-documentation
Support
Discuss the places the user can turn to when they need help with contributing. Different areas will have different resources, so be sure to break them out.
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-help-find-support
Keeping Up To Date
Help new and existing contributors find all the various sources of community news, including blogs/aggregators, mailing lists, news websites, etc.
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-help-keepup
News
Our community regularly posts updates from a number of sources: technical meeting minutes, UWN, the Fridge, etc. We also have have extra-community sources of news, like OMG!Ubuntu! and iloveubuntu.com. Provide short descriptions and links for each.
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-help-keepup-news
Community Blogs
Many of our community members are regular bloggers, and we should highlight them. In addition to Planet, we should highlight some of those that focus on specific areas where a community member wants to contribute.
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-help-keepup-blogs
Ubuntu On Air
UbuntuOnAir has been a great new way of interacting with the community, we should highlight how it works and provide links to the live stream, past events, etc.
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-help-keepup-onair
Meeting Other Ubuntu Users
Provide resources for finding and getting to know other members of the Ubuntu community. Talk about both in-person events like meetups and conferences, but also online interactions and where they happen in our community.
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-help-meeting
Local User Groups
LoCo Teams are a unique feature of the Ubuntu community, we should highlight them and point contributors towards them.
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-help-meeting-locos
Community Structure
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-structure
Governance
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-structure-governance
Code of Conduct
http://pad.ubuntu.com/ep/pad/create?padId=communitywebsite-structure-coc
CommunityWebsite (last edited 2013-08-30 10:54:49 by dholbach)