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[[File:Mozillaca-social-dot-org.png|200px|Mockup for social networking page]] | [[File:Mozillaca-social-dot-org.png|200px|Mockup for social networking page]] | ||
* It would be interesting to use the [http://www.mozilla.com/img/trademarks/community-logo.png Mozilla Community Sites] logo and/or perhaps the [http://www.flickr.com/photos/djst/3430857411/ Mozilla Galaxy image] for the design concept. | |||
* Maybe there is a way to automatically generate a list of community sites based on their use of the MCS theme? Perhaps there's a specific file in there we can google for? Having a list of community sites that is at least partially automatically generated will help us keep things much more current than existing pages, such as the [http://www.mozilla.org/community/intl/index.html list of international sites]. | |||
* In terms of showing community activity on the dashboard, there was some recent advice on tracking metrics from the [http://www.communityleadershipsummit.com/ Community Leadership Summit] that was insightful. The basic argument was that you need to be very careful about the metrics you track since it can skew people's incentives (for instance, maybe counting the numbers of bugs closed per week could provide incentive to close bugs permaturely?). The advice was to track the trends of things (1st and 2nd derivatives) vs. doing a straight counts of things. This fits in with the portal goals of having a dashboard be an entry point--trends can show what's worth checking out in the community now, whereas a straight count of bugs, for instance, doesn't really point people to relevant information. | |||
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