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Section: Community Outreach Logos, Promotions, & Designs

Cheat Cubes

Fedora Cheat Cubes are a long time community favorite. They are designed to print, cut, and tape together cubes covered with various Fedora related designs. The traditional theme for Cheat Cubes is Packaging- but we modernized this project by creating other variations!

Packaging

Find the Packaging Cheat Cube source files here.
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How to Join Fedora

Find the How to Join Fedora Cheat Cube source files here.
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Four Foundations

Find the Four Foundations Cheat Cube source files here.
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Community Outreach Teams

Find the Community Outreach Teams Cheat Cube source files here.
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Fedora Slide Template

Community Outreach can often mean presenting on a Fedora related topic. In order to help maintain our brand aesthetic, we encourage folks to use this deck of slide templates. Find the source files here.
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How to Join Fedora Resources

This page holds resources related to "How to Join Fedora". The printouts explain the basic steps to joining Fedora and connecting with the community. The slide presentation covers a lot of material. These resources are meant to be used by anyone implementing outreach for Fedora.

Slide Presentation

This "How to Join Fedora" slide presentation has been designed for general use. There are PDF and ODP files available. The typeface used throughout the deck is Montserrat. Find the files [here](Should link to the specific folder in repo).

Outline of the presentation:
Who and what Fedora is
How Fedora is organized
How to start contributing to Fedora
Tips on becoming a successful contributor
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This "How to Join Fedora" resource has been designed to print at an A4 size and it is also suitable for sharing on the web. It has been translated into French, German, Hindi, Portuguese, and Spanish. Find all the variations and source files here.
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This "How to Join Fedora" resource has been designed to print at an A4 size and it is also suitable for sharing on the web. It has been translated into French, German, Hindi, Portuguese, and Spanish. Find all the variations and source files here.
Use howtojoinfedora_printversion2_english.png underneath

Web Version

This "How to Join Fedora" resource has been designed specifically for sharing on the web. It has been translated into French, German, Hindi, Portuguese, and Spanish. Find all the variations and source files here.
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Cheat Cube Version 1

Fedora Cheat Cubes are a long time community favorite. They are designed to print, cut, and tape together cubes covered with various Fedora related designs. The theme for this Cheat Cube is "How to Join Fedora" version 1. Find the source files here.
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Cheat Cube Version 2

Fedora Cheat Cubes are a long time community favorite. They are designed to print, cut, and tape together cubes covered with various Fedora related designs. The theme for this Cheat Cube is "How to Join Fedora" version 2. Find the source files here.
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Organizational Charts & Infographics

Organizational chart and infographics are helpful tools to educate prospective contributors, as well as new and old Fedora Project members. This page holds the general Organization chart for the Fedora Project as well as Mindshare Team Infographics.

Fedora Project Organizational Chart

Find the Fedora Project Organization Chart source files here.
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Mindshare Teams Infographics

This page holds infographics for the teams "under" the Mindshare Committee. These designs are focused on the achievements of the various teams from 2019/2020(updates welcome!). Ambassadors and folks interested in Fedora related outreach should use these to get an understanding of what kinds of activities each of these teams does. They can also be distributed to interested contributors.

There are infographics for the following teams:

  • Badges
  • Commops
  • Design
  • Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
  • Join SIG
  • l10n
  • i18n
  • Magazine
  • Mindshare Committee.
    Find all the source files here.

Team Logos

This page holds the logo files for Fedora's Community Outreach Teams. You can find more variations of the logos [here](Should link to the top logo folder in the repo). Variations include vertical logo compositions and logo files for dark backgrounds.

Advocates Logos

Find all the Advocates logos & variations [here](Should link to the specific folder in repo).
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Ambassadors Logos

Find all the CommOps logos & variations [here](Should link to the specific folder in repo).
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Ambassadors Emeritus Logos

Find all the Ambassadors Emeritus logos & variations [here](Should link to the specific folder in repo).
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CommOps Logos

Find all the CommOps logos & variations [here](Should link to the specific folder in repo).
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Join SIG Logos

Find all the Join SIG logos & variations [here](Should link to the specific folder in repo).
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Marketing Logos

Find all the CommOps logos & variations [here](Should link to the specific folder in repo).
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CommOps Old Pages

[reviewed] Fedora Community Operations (CommOps) Community Operations (CommOps) provides tools, resources, and utilities for different sub-projects of Fedora to improve effective communication. The following areas are examples of where CommOps focuses: Work closely with Fedora Community Action and Impact Coordinator to prioritize key focus areas Assist Fedora Program Manager with release preparations Support preparation and execution of Fedora Elections Work with sub-projects and teams to improve on-boarding methods and practices

Mar 18, 2022
Section: Role Handbooks

Role: CommOps Team Member How to become a CommOps Team Member: Move -> https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/commops/contribute/join/ to this section. Please simplify headers so that it does not take up as much space. Responsibilities Community Operations (CommOps) team members provide tools, resources, and utilities for different sub-projects of Fedora to improve effective communication. Work closely with Fedora Community Action and Impact Coordinator to prioritize key focus areas Work closely with the Mindshare Committee to actualize initiatives Assist Fedora Program Manager with release preparations

Mar 18, 2022
Section: Team Overviews

CommOps The Fedora community consists of members from a wide variety of backgrounds, people from any number of different domains who possess varying levels of experience and technical proficiencies. Fedora needs to be aligned with how technology, rights, equality, diversity, and freedom advocacy are being undertaken across our project and community. Fedora CommOps will be an umbrella organization to unite our community outreach efforts. Fedora Join, Advocates, Ambassadors, Ambassador Emeritus will all fall under the umbrella of the CommOps team to ensure they receive the support they need. This will vary team to team. Published - https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/commops/teams/commops/ [BEGINNING OF AMBASSADORS TEAM OVERVIEW] Ambassadors Fedora Ambassadors are representatives of the Fedora Project. Ambassadors ensure the public understand Fedora Project's principles and the community's work. Additionally, Ambassadors are responsible for helping to grow the contributor base and to act as a liaison between other FLOSS projects and the Fedora community. You can still represent Fedora in public without being an Ambassador. In this case, you are a Fedora Advocate. (link to Advocates' docs) Ambassadors give a face and a name to Fedora. Fedora can be big and scary, but Ambassadors will help make sure that one person finds their way through all the confusion into the place where they can contribute.

Mar 18, 2022
Section: Ambassador Emeritus

The [Ambassador Emeritus](link to roll handbook) group is a group of retired Ambassadors. Ambassadors may retire for a variety of reasons, and can come back at any time. If an Ambassador Emeritus member would like to come back as an Ambassador in the future, check out the Ambassador Emeritus Role Handbook on what steps you should follow to rejoin. With great thanks & appreciation note Each community member adds value to Fedora with their unique background, knowledge, and culture. Even after you are moved to the Emeritus group, the rest of the community will always appreciate your dedication to Fedora while you were present. Thank you for your willingness to help others within the community, for inspiring them with your actions, for representing Fedora to other communities, and for your support during challenging times. List of usernames [This list is generated by running a script.]

Oct 15, 2021
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