3:18 a.m.
Hello everyone,
I hope this email finds you well. Recently, we conducted a survey to gather
all valuable inputs on the preferred social media platforms for the WildFly
community. After a month of running the survey, we received a total of 38
responses from the community members. This feedback is crucial to enhance
the WildFly community engagement and outreach efforts. Below I'm listing
down survey results
<https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DpWo7JLigdticYqh8G5WjR2UnRbrWr3QS...
.
*Preferred Social Media platforms:*
1) X - (25/38 Responses) - 65.8%
2) YouTube - (24/38 Responses) - 63.2%
3) LinkedIn - (21/38 Responses) - 55.3%
4) Mastodon - (10/38 Responses) - 26.3%
5) Instagram - (6/38 Responses) - 15.8%
6) Others - (4/38 Responses) - 10.5%
7) Threads - (3/38 Responses) - 7.9%
8) Facebook - (2/38 Responses) - 5.3%
*What type of content do community members want to see?*
1) Project updates and releases - (35/38 Responses) - 94.6%
2) Technical tutorials and guides - (32/38 Responses) - 86.5%
3) WildFly future Roadmap (What's coming soon) - (28/38 Responses) - 75.7%
4) Community highlights and spotlights - (21/38 Responses) - 56.8%
5) Case studies and success stories - (19/38 Responses) - 51.4%
6) Behind-the-scenes development insights - (17/38 Responses) - 45.9%
7) How to get started contributing to a WildFly related project? - (11/38
Responses) - 29.7%
8) Polls and interactive content - (6/38 Responses) - 16.2%
9) Others - (1/38 Responses) - 2.7%
*Additional Feedback*
1) For me WildFly presence in social media is OK. Actually I mainly scan
through WildFly Project News (https://www.wildfly.org/news/) via RSS
subscription :) What I would like to see more is information on CVE (i.e.
security vulnerabilities) as security is very important topic for me and I
mainly learn about it currently from WildFly User or WildFly Developer
mailings groups.
2) Can we have WildFly meet-up just like we have Ansible meet-up and Fedora
meet-up. It would be great to understand more about WildFly, face to face
from the contributors themselves.
Now that we have these insightful results, we'd like to encourage you to
take a moment to look through them and share your thoughts. We have created a
thread in Zulip
<https://wildfly.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/174184-wildfly-developers/to...
to
discuss more about it so that going forward we all can be on the same page.
Please feel free to reach out to me if you have any queries.
~
*Ranabir Chakraborty*
Software Engineer (JBoss SET)
<https://red.ht/sig>