I was thinking: "Ok, I visit the Fedora Project Website quite often", so I know there's a Bug and I get my hands working to fix it.
(As a matter of fact I fixed it some time ago without being totally awared of it)
But then I thought about all the people that Just use Fedora as a Normal Desktop O.S,
Those people who doesn't care what's going on in the website, those people who were convinced by a friend/family member
to install Fedora in their PC's... Those Newbies.
This brought me a conclusion: If the announcement is only in the Fedora Website and maybe in some blogs,
¿How will those people be awared of the bug? Of course their "geek" friends can tell them and maybe handle the fixing part
but we're talking about thousands, maybe millions of "Fedora Newbies" affected by the MOST MORTAL VIRUS in the history
of humankind: The lack of information...
So because of this, I came out with an idea, it's just an idea, don't know if you may consider it important and/or interesting:
Why don't we use a "second notification system" I mean, by example, we can add to anaconda an additional step
to let people create some kind of FAS account in order to win more "adepts" and also giving us the chance of notify
them by e-mail or something like that when this kind of problems happen. (Of course, if they agree with that)
Or maybe a Fedora News Digest app integrated in all major desktop enviroments and activable only under users order...
Don't Know... Just an idea, any words to add?
P.S. I contributed with my two cents by making a blog post announcing the bug and also asked the "thisweekinlinux" guy to talk about it in his next video
in order to let more users to be awared of the bug and able to fix it, he agreed by the way :)
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