Closed popey closed 3 months ago
Thanks for opening your first issue here!
Hi @popey,
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. If I remember correctly, @vegasbrianc was the one to set it up back then.
See #1138 for the changes.
Personally, I'm already notified of all the changes on GitHub because I'm a reviewer for PRs but I'm happy to help to send updates somewhere.
What would you recommend? Have you done those integration before? Can you recommend a tool or an API to facilitate that? :)
I guess it comes down to whether there's actual value in announcing repo updates to social media. I just scrolled back through the twitter posts from the account and it gets near zero engagement.
So maybe it's just not worthwhile? I don't know.
I know that it's possible to setup a bot account on a mastodon server, such as https://botsin.space/ and https://mastodon.bot/ and get an API then use a GitHub action like mastodon-send can be added to this repo to announce over there.
But again, I don't know how worthwhile it is, sorry. 🤷
Indeed, thanks for confirming that there isn't much value added by having that on social media. Let's merge the PR that removes the mention. Thank you for your insight.
Hi. I recently contributed pr 1134 in which the bot says that it'll be announced on twitter.
That integration seems broken, as there's been nothing on the Twitter timeline for over a year. I presume it's been broken since API changes happened on Twitter.
Is it perhaps worth creating an account over on Mastodon - or some other platform - to raise awareness and celebrate contributions, and the awesome-docker repo?
At the absolute minimum, it's probably worth removing mentions of twitter both in the readme and the bot replies, if it's not working?