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If you are active in another online community and can act as a connector, please add your Fairphone Forum @username + the address to the other community and your username there, to the list.
@ace28 (ace28; I want to promote contact between Fairphone and Fairmondo. Simply because I think that their goals are matching so well, that they should work together.)
How do you define “active”? I’ve got accounts on several services, including XDA-devs, StackOverflow, twitter, and so on - but usually, I keep my accounts separate. For XDA-devs, Discourse and twitter, I would not have a real problem to put my handles here.
However, I gave StackOverflow as an example above because I use it for professional communication - and while I would use the account also to be active in another StackExchange community and do some Fairphone-related research there, I would not like to have my handle mentioned here. These are sealed…
I would not define it as “I created an account once and never came back” (I have a github account, e.g., but I only posted there twice (will do again if another problem arises), but do not follow any discussion there, which is not related to a bug I experienced).
I see that @ace28 is active at the Fairmondo Forum (participating in the discussion) and I believe @madde and @ralf_xda are activate at xda-devs, am I right?
Bottom line: I see active as “checking for updates at least once a week and not only for having a personal problem solved”.
@humorkritik, your xda-dev link was blank. I’ve filled in one which I think might be correct. Please check!
I only added my Twitter handle since that’s the only one which I can think of being relevant and me being active on that platform (following the above definition).
Stackoverflow/Stackexchange/etc and Google+ might also be worth listing here.
(@Fairphone@social.webho.st)
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