Hi!
I would propose that we start publishing a defined list of things, answering to comments on our posts, avoid commenting on other users' posts, and maybe boosting some community networks-related posts and local gatherings from other users (e.g. BattleMesh, OpenWrt, other community networks).
And in the future we could decide to get more social and post more stuff and/or opinions.
As mentioned in Cri's email, we could start posting:
* the news that appear also on the news section on the website
* the testing grant proposals and GSoC projects
* announcements of project meetings
* a shortened version of the decisions taken during the meetings, just few lines resuming the meeting
* release candidates, minor and major releases
* pull requests that got opened or merged
* new features explained
* issues that gor opened and have a clear description and are vaguely interesting (e.g. some epic stuff, not typos)
* media from events (e.g. Battlemesh)
* updates about the infrastructure (e.g. when a server is up, when a new service is ready)
* new or updated pieces of documentation (e.g. if someone rewrites a page of the website improving it)
And boosting posts of LibreMesh-related stuff, local gatherings or other interesting content from network communities, interesting posts about OpenWrt, Gluon, or other mesh-related software and hardware.
Regarding who should have access: I think that we can add-remove people during project meetings, accepting anyone that is participating in the project since a while...
Currently, who has access is Cri and me.
Opinions?
Ciao!
Ilario
On October 4, 2025 10:39:28 PM GMT+02:00, cri via LibreMesh <libremesh@???> wrote:
>hi,
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>to follow up on a topic of the meeting of today:
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>### mastodon account
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>https://social.freifunk.net/@libremesh
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>[...]
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>Next: customization and decide lineguide to publish:
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>Example:
>- the news from the website (2 or 3 a year)
>- meetings
>- reboot news about battlemesh
>- ..
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>I found this other suggestione buy our notes on April from Ilario:
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>- Releases
>- Important pull requests that got merged
>- New features
>- Documentation
>- Media (pictures from BattleMesh talks, poster at Fossdem)
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>Make sense for me also.
>
>hugs Cristina
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