Dear all,
Last week I created the new
Jenkins-related Twitter account:
https://twitter.com/memkins. The goal
of this channel is to repost funny memes and comics about Jenkins, while
delivering best practices to end users. Although this channel will
include more sarcasm and self-criticism than the official channel, the
plan is to keep it overall positive w.r.t Jenkins. It will also remain within the Jenkins Code of Conduct boundaries.
In
the Jenkins Advocacy and Outreach SIG we had many discussions about
adopting a social media as code approach so that we could simplify
content contributions and to simplify reviews. Currently we do it
manually via Tweetdeck and Gitter based content reviews, and the process
is not that productive. In the case of Twitter, there is a GitHub
action for that:
https://github.com/gr2m/twitter-together . I briefly
evaluated it for personal use, but the value would be rather evaluating
it in a shared account. And it looks much more convenient to test it on
Memkins instead of the official Jenkins accounts.
With permission of the community, I would like to do the following:
- Create a jenkinsci/memkins GitHub repository
- Create
a GitHub action which would post Tweets to @memkins. Effectively it
means that, in addition to the current moderators, all GitHub Org Admins
will get access to the account
- Evaluate and document the flow
If
the experiment goes well, we can later update the IRC bot (or use
another automation), to automate pull requests to the repository via a
chat command or a GitHUb App form. Then we will be able to apply the
same to the main @jenkinsci or other accounts if all goes well.
Best regards,
Oleg Nenashev