Way too boring, what you really want is for every package to have its own twitter account so you can tweet karma :-).
You might be on to something here! But the 140 char limit would really stifle my creativity when it comes to comments. I'd rather create facebook pages for every package - that way we could add karma by “liking” a package.
We could even take it a step farther and use this for marketing. Just imagine - “Play farmville with glibc next wednesday and learn about the great new features!”, “gdb has shared a picture with you”, “NetworkManager wants to be your friend”. Oh the possibilities …
Then again, the thought of getting an email saying “Anaconda is now following you on Twitter” also amuses me.
| Author | Tim Flink |
| Work | Re: Fedora QA and Google Summer of Code 2012 |