On Mon, 2022-10-31 at 15:06 -0400, Neal Gompa wrote: > Activity reports and such should be going out to the blog because > that's how the media is going to pick it up. Notably, the CentOS > Hyperscale SIG is continuously in the news because we did the > extremely simple thing of always having our reports on the blog. SIGs > that don't do that don't get talked about. They don't get mindshare, > and they don't get growth and further interest. Serious question: What is the actual difference (to readers and the press) between a WordPress instance where we post project updates and a section on a Discourse instance where we post the same stuff? Is it that it's easier to watch a whole site than some section? Is it just the visibility of having something called an official blog? Is it the RSS feed? I'm not totally against the blog. I am my pretty strongly against blog comments on any platform that's not tied to our accounts system, but that's solvable without throwing out the whole thing. It's just that when I look at the content we produce, it makes me wonder if we really need to maintain a whole separate channel for it. -- Shaun