Category: Marketing (page 1 of 3)

All articles in this category are related to the Marketing team in the Fedora Project. https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing

Fedora and CentOS @ SCALE 23x 2026

Our remarkable Fedora ambassador, CentOS, and associate crews delivered live face-to-face support and outreach via our Fedora and CentOS @ SCALE 23x Linux Conference.

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2 Weeks Left: The Flock 2026 CFP Ends Feb 2

January 20, 2026 / Justin Wheeler / Comments Off

Prague is calling! The deadline for the Flock 2026 CFP (Call for Proposals) is fast approaching. You have until Monday, February 2nd to submit your session ideas for Fedora’s premier contributor conference.

We are returning to the heart of Europe (June 14–16) to define the next era of our operating system. Whether you are a kernel hacker, a community organizer, or an emerging local-first AI enthusiast, Flock is where the roadmap for the next year in Fedora gets written.

If you haven’t submitted yet, here is why you should.

My Experience as a Fedora Intern

December 20, 2022 / isagordillo / 2 Comments

As my internship with Fedora comes to an end, I reflect on my experiences over the past five months. I began my internship in May, applying to a Community Architect position posted through Red Hat. I was unfamiliar with the Fedora community, but was eager to learn and contribute to the communities. Marie Nordin, the former Fedora Community Action and Impact Coordinator guided me the whole way. She taught me about the passion and enthusiasm the open source community respects within community involvement.

Mindshare Committee Quarterly Report – Q1 2022

April 28, 2022 / riecatnor / Comments Off

The Mindshare Committee publishes a Quarterly Report, with this post being our second edition. It covers activities from the Mindshare Committee and related teams for the months of January, February, and March of 2022. As always, we welcome feedback on how we can improve these reports in the related Mindshare ticket.

Help Wanted in Q2 2022

Take a look at the links below and see how you can get involved. For tickets and Discussion threads, make sure to comment your interest in getting involved.

Input on Fedora’s long term strategy Discussion
- Double our contributor base
- Increase our mindshare in the Linux ecosystem
- Improve our accessibility
Contributors interested in working on promotion and increased engagement on Fedora social media accounts
Contributors interested in helping out with the revival of Fedora Marketing efforts
Feedback & recommendations for improving the new Mindshare Committee Quarterly Reports
- Is your team active under the Mindshare “side” of the Fedora ecosystem? We would love to include your team updates in this Quarterly Reports

Let’s try to do marketing as a team again!

January 27, 2022 / x3mboy / Comments Off

I’ve announced in the Mindshare, Design and Ambassadors mailing lists that I will try to revive the Marketing team.

Previously the marketing team was in charge of several tasks related to how the Fedora Project displays information to the public, working closely with Design, that produces assets, and Ambassadors, who attend events promoting Fedora Linux and the Fedora Project. The work of the team mostly focused on communicating the changes and new features in each release as bullet points that Ambassadors could use in their events.

The Fedora Podcast is back! But it needs your help

April 27, 2021 / computerkid / Comments Off

The Fedora Marketing team is bringing back the Fedora Podcast. We have two main people working on it currently: Eduard (x3mboy) and me (Grayson/computerkid). That has been working great to get things rolling but there is plenty to do and. We need to bring in more of the community After all, Fedora is Friends and we need help from our friends! We also want to have a diverse group of folks involved in the Fedora Podcast project.

Community Survey Results Summary

March 25, 2021 / sumantrom / Comments Off

As a part of the Community Outreach Revamp the Objective co-leads, Mariana (marianab) and Sumantro (sumantrom) along with FCIAC, Marie Nordin (riecatnor), tried to capture the “bright spots” of what motivated the engagement of Fedora Ambassadors. The team approached the situation by developing a set of questions and implementing a community survey.

The idea was to primarily capture:

Why people do outreach for Fedora
How people participate in outreach currently
What do people want to be doing for outreach

The community survey received over 40 complete responses (over 100 incomplete) and the results we found provided some interesting and clear insights for the Revamp. The co-leads, FCAIC, along with Vipul (siddharthvipul1), Ashlyn (lilyx), Alberto (bt0dotninja) and Sayak (sayak), spent several meetings analyzing the responses question by question.

Fedora Magazine trying Discourse

June 25, 2020 / Adam Šamalík / Comments Off

Starting today, Thursday 25 June 2020, the Fedora Magazine community is trying Fedora Discussion — a web forum using Discourse — as the primary communication mechanism.

The forum replaces two previously used communication channels:

The Fedora Magazine mailing list used for general discussion
The Pagure issue tracker used for submitting and discussion new article proposals

Having both of these merged into a single channel makes it easier for community members to see what is going on and join the discussion.

Fedora at SCaLE 17x (2019) Event Report – Pasadena, California

March 26, 2019 / lajuggler / Comments Off

At a Glance: What is SCaLE?

What: 17th annual free and open source software conference in Pasadena, California
Where: Pasadena Convention Center
When: 7 – 10 March 2018

The Fedora Ambassadors gathered statistical feedback from attendees and distributed swag items during SCaLE’s four-day expo.

Frequency of the release cycle past Fedora Release 29 trended with guests.
Peak visitor days were Friday and Saturday.
We collected detailed information for our various Fedora teams. Roll-up found below.

Adding your events to fedocal

October 4, 2018 / x3mboy / 1 Comment

This message is provided by the Marketing team.

We, the Marketing team, want to promote those events where you are representing the Fedora Community. To do this, we are requesting you to add your events to fedocal.