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Currently, announcements for content sharing in social networks produces a workflow like so: posting in a KDE webpage -> sharing that post in the official KDE account of a given social network (if exists) -> sharing the official KDE account's post on certain groups or directly to groups. This last step can be made easier by defining which groups, subreddits or whatever general online social aglomerations within social networks are potential means for spreading the word about KDE applications. Such a list would also serve the organizational purpose of defining which groups are currently targeted so that current members and potential future members can optimize sharing. For this, we need to: i) verify which KDE applications can be shared in mainstream targeted groups; ii) verify in which relevant groups our announcements can be shared; iii) note the rules of such groups so that posts can be made/shared specifically for them and while always following the rules. After this list is done, it should be transferred to the Promo wiki. # Applications with specific target audiences: * Kile/Kbibtex/LabPlot/Kmplot (Scientists) * Krita (Artists) * Kdenlive (Video producers) * Kdevelop (Developers) * Marble (OpenStreetMap) * Minuet (Musicians) * DigiKam (Photographers) # Groups where we already share: 1. Reddit - linux - kde - windows - windows10 - kdeneon 2. Facebook 3. Twitter 4. Mastodon 5. Telegram Channels # Groups where we could share: * Reddit 1. science ? 2. data (seems possible) 3. appraisit (it was done recently for Kile by a mod there, https://www.reddit.com/r/appraisit/comments/e0xxnz/kile_released_for_windows_10/) * * * * # Caveats and rules * Mods over at r/windows and r/windows10 allow for sharing applications ported to Windows * * * *

Currently, announcements for content sharing in social networks produces a workflow like so: posting in a KDE webpage -> sharing that post in the official KDE account of a given social network (if exists) -> sharing the official KDE account's post on certain groups or directly to groups. This last step can be made easier by defining which groups, subreddits or whatever general online social aglomerations within social networks are potential means for spreading the word about KDE applications. Such a list would also serve the organizational purpose of defining which groups are currently targeted so that current members and potential future members can optimize sharing. For this, we need to: i) verify which KDE applications can be shared in mainstream targeted groups; ii) verify in which relevant groups our announcements can be shared; iii) note the rules of such groups so that posts can be made/shared specifically for them and while always following the rules. After this list is done, it should be transferred to the Promo wiki. # Applications with specific target audiences: * Kile/Kbibtex/LabPlot/Kmplot (Scientists) * Krita (Artists) * Kdenlive (Video producers) * Kdevelop (Developers) * Marble (OpenStreetMap) * Minuet (Musicians) * DigiKam (Photographers) # Groups where we already share: 1. Reddit - linux - kde - windows - windows10 - kdeneon - linuxapps 2. Facebook 3. Twitter 4. Mastodon 5. Telegram Channels # Groups where we could share: 1. Reddit - science ? - data (seems possible) - appraisit (it was done recently for Kile by a mod there, https://www.reddit.com/r/appraisit/comments/e0xxnz/kile_released_for_windows_10/) - tuxphones - purism - linux_devices - postmarketos - linuxmasterrace - linuxmemes - technology - hackernews - linux_gaming - europe - motiondesign - pcmasterrace 2. Facebook 3. Twitter 4. Mastodon # Caveats and rules * Mods over at r/windows and r/windows10 allow for sharing applications ported to Windows * * * *

Currently, announcements for content sharing in social networks produces a workflow like so: posting in a KDE webpage -> sharing that post in the official KDE account of a given social network (if exists) -> sharing the official KDE account's post on certain groups or directly to groups. This last step can be made easier by defining which groups, subreddits or whatever general online social aglomerations within social networks are potential means for spreading the word about KDE applications. Such a list would also serve the organizational purpose of defining which groups are currently targeted so that current members and potential future members can optimize sharing. For this, we need to: i) verify which KDE applications can be shared in mainstream targeted groups; ii) verify in which relevant groups our announcements can be shared; iii) note the rules of such groups so that posts can be made/shared specifically for them and while always following the rules. After this list is done, it should be transferred to the Promo wiki. # Applications with specific target audiences: * Kile/Kbibtex/LabPlot/Kmplot (Scientists) * Krita (Artists) * Kdenlive (Video producers) * Kdevelop (Developers) * Marble (OpenStreetMap) * Minuet (Musicians) * DigiKam (Photographers) # Groups where we already share: 1. Reddit - linux - kde - windows - windows10 - kdeneon - linuxapps 2. Facebook 3. Twitter 4. Mastodon 5. Telegram Channels # Groups where we could share: *1. Reddit 1.- science ? - data (seems possible) - appraisit (it was done recently for Kile by a mod there, science ?https://www.reddit.com/r/appraisit/comments/e0xxnz/kile_released_for_windows_10/) - tuxphones - purism - linux_devices - postmarketos - linuxmasterrace - linuxmemes - technology - hackernews - linux_gaming 2. data (seems possible)- europe 3. appraisit (it was done recently for Kile by a mod there, https://www.reddit.com/r/appraisit/comments/e0xxnz/kile_released_for_windows_10/) *- motiondesign - pcmasterrace *2. Facebook *3. Twitter *4. Mastodon # Caveats and rules * Mods over at r/windows and r/windows10 allow for sharing applications ported to Windows * * * *