That's the thing (sorry for top posting, Android inbox bug) most of us are used to the tools in free software. Mailing lists are not common at all to the vast majority of users.
I used twitter because the contact is passive and some thing for them to follow for news, not necessarily to ask questions.
If we want to do two way communication then we should monitor a hashtag like #gnomenewcommers or something like that.
Sri
On Mon, Sep 21, 2015, 12:58 PM Nuritzi Sanchez <nuritzis stanfordalumni org> wrote:
Likewise, if we had info gnome org it would need to be actively
monitored. We already have gnome-press-contact gnome org, which is
similar, and we haven't always done a great job of keeping on top of
it._______________________________________________I really think that having an email address is a good idea. I want to talk about onboarding more in the future, but I personally found that having the default intro to GNOME be mailing lists and IRC channels is intimidating..............................................................................
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