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Question about what you want for the Patron feed (Patreon)

Published:
2016-05-03 15:16:22
Imported:
2026-06

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Hey there! I have a short question. You might have noticed that the OctoPrint social media accounts fired off about the OctoPi 0.13.0 release yesterday, whereas I didn't post anything about that here. 

The question is: Do you want me to change that, as in, post anything that lands in the (new) OctoBlog here as well so you only have to keep track of this single feed, or do you want me to keep that content separated?


You decide: Please participate in this poll :) 


(I'll evaluate the results on Sunday May 8th, 12:00 noon CEST.)

Comments

Anonymous

I missed the OctoPi release so I am glad you mentioned it.

Anonymous

(lesson learned - pressing enter, posts the answer here...). Anyway, I think you should post anything related to OctoPrint on the OctoBlog.

foosel
>>1743427

I'll be doing that in the future anyhow (mirroring it on G+, Facebook and Twitter), the question is rather if people expect this content here as well - the last thing I want is to spam people!

Anonymous

To be honest I normally don't check all accounts. The most is G+ and that is normally hit or miss. Would it be possible for the patrons to receive an email update that we could optionally opt out of if we didn't want to be "spammed"

Frederik Kemner

The usual channels are sufficient for me, but I don't mind if it's included here.

foosel
>>1743847

Patreon sadly doesn't support something like post categories out of the box, so that would have to be done through a separate service which would be a lot of work to setup initially and then keep synchronized with the patron database. I hope the proposed solution in the newest post to maximally create one cross-post per day here to not create too much spam in case of more than one public news per day is a good compromise.