We want to generate interest in Project Hummingbird amongst the Fedora Community during Red Hat Summit. This article covers the background on Project Hummingbird and how community members can get involved.
Hummingbird is not really FOSS is it? If not, maybe https://opensource.net/ would be a better venue and/or it could be promoted on Fedora’s social media channels (Facebook, etc.).
It looks like the cover image needs to be scaled to 1890x800. Also, we usually overlay the title text on the cover image to be sure the title is displayed prominently in various feed readers.
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In the Fedora ecosystem, we usually don’t append “Linux” to all the titles. Is “Fedora Hummingbird Linux” the official name of the project? I would have expected that to be “Fedora Hummingbird”. “Fedora Linux” is used to refer to all of the Fedora Editions/Spins/Labs/Containers collectively.
Members of the Fedora community contributed the bootable containers work that underpins Fedora Hummingbird Linux, and today, those members are continuing this work as part of Hummingbird.
That might be a little bit of a run-on sentence. I would suggest:
Members of the Fedora community contributed the bootable containers work that underpins Fedora Hummingbird Linux. Now those members are continuing the work as part of Hummingbird.
I don’t think it is great, but I’m not sure if it’s possible to do much better with that image. Maybe if you moved the blue background to a separate layer, then lightened all the birds, then you would have a consistently light background on which a black text would stand out?
Also, I’m still not sure about “Fedora Hummingbird Linux”. I saw that it was just referred to as “Fedora Hummingbird” in one place in the text. I think we should use just “Fedora Hummingbird” everywhere consistently, including in the title. Also, where possible, we should spell out the abbreviations (i.e. OS → operating system).
