Anonymous because I might not want to get involved in Fedora directly, but I can still support the Project's goals and help without giving my face for it.

According to some older information that you can search on the list, someone placed up that only around 10% of the people who use Fedora contribute activelly to the Project. Why don't the other 90% do? Giving 'face' has been talked as one of the reasons, as starting up ramps. So it does make all sense to me to approach it as 'anonymous' because thats one of the reasons pointed. Some people might not want to give face... but they can still help.

As for the rest, isn't there a SEO project on-going? This helps, having a higher number of links pointing to the project page. Someone who knows the Google ways can probably confirm the relevance of this in therms of ranking, not just keyword density.



2010/6/16 Luke Slater <tinmachin3@gmail.com>
On 16 June 2010 17:38, wonderer <wonderer4711@gmx.de> wrote:
> Am 16.06.2010 17:55, schrieb nelson marques:
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I don't really see how adding a link to your blog is supporting it
anonymously, surely that's publicising that you want to support the
project? :-)

Perhaps what we should be looking into is creating something like
http://www.spreadfirefox.com/ which is an extremely effective tool for
them.

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