[Ambassadors] During some of my review of the Fedora 12 "Constantine, " Fedora 12 Talking Points. :)

[Mel Chua]

> The wikipage Fedora_12_Talking_Points was to briefly introduce anyone
> with information about the major work done by fedora contributors.

Almost - there's a subtle but important difference I think we 
(Marketing) may have been unclear about when making and talking about 
our talking points, and for that I apologize.

The F12 talking points are to briefly introduce the major work done by 
Fedora contributors *for the F12 Desktop Spin release.* That means that 
talking points for other Spins should go elsewhere - the question is where.

Chitlesh pointed out (rightfully so!) that there wasn't a place for 
release-specific items for each Spin.

 >> http://spins.fedoraproject.org/
 >> http://spins.fedoraproject.org/fel/

> Those spin sites contain various information about the spin team and
> spin product. In this case, the talking points were targeting F-12
> release only.

That means we should create one! I'm trying to restructure the Marketing 
wiki pages to carve out space for this - in particular, see:

https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing#Release_deliverables

You'll notice that the page is still extremely messy, I'm still in the 
middle of it but wanted to (I'm about to take a break to hunt for bike 
tools, but I'll be back on this later tonight.) The idea is that each 
deliverable type (sample deliverable types are "talking points," 
"feature profiles," "screenshot library") will have a few things:

* a SOP on how to make that type of deliverable (what Marketing will 
follow in order to make our Desktop Spin deliverable, but usable by 
other groups who want to make it for their Spin as well)
* the Marketing (Desktop Spin) deliverable for that release

...so far, that's what we have. But then I'd like to add...

* a place for other deliverables of that type for things that *aren't* 
the Desktop Spin, for each release.

So in this example, we would have

* Talking Points SOP (How to make talking points for any Spin/project)
* F13 Talking Points (Desktop Spin, made by the Marketing team)
* Other F13 Talking Points (non-Desktop-Spin, made by other groups - who 
can, by the way, ask the Marketing team for help)
** FEL F13 Talking Points
** KDE F13 Talking Points
** Design Studio F13 Talking Points
** Cool Things The Infrastructure Team Has Done During The F13 Cycle 
Talking Points
** LATAM Community F13 Talking Points

...and so on - notice that talking points can be made for things that 
aren't Spins, too.

Would that work out?

--Mel