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List:       kde-promo
Subject:    Re: [kde-promo] updating
From:       Jos Poortvliet <jospoortvliet () gmail ! com>
Date:       2010-04-09 7:26:28
Message-ID: s2o5847e5cf1004090026qb04563fqdeb4f1ab430fa770 () mail ! gmail ! com
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On Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 1:03 AM, Stuart Jarvis <stuart.jarvis@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Thursday 08 April 2010 20:47:14 Justin Kirby wrote:
> > Quick update on "KDE User" LinkedIn activities:
> > 
> This (and boredom while trying to write a presentation) inspired me to have a
> poke around on the K Desktop Environment Facebook page stats. These are
> obviously influenced not just by our demographics, but also by Facebook's (so
> maybe a skew towards younger people and particular countries where Facebook is
> more popular).
> 
> Anyway, this is our page membership, in case you're interested:
> 
> 2,053 Total Fans on 05 April
> 
> Male    Female    age group % of total
> All ages        93%     6%
> 13-17         5%              1%              6%
> 18-24         35%     2%              37%
> 25-34         40%     2%              42%
> 35-44         11%     0%              11%
> 45-54         1%              0%              1%
> 55+   1%              0%              1%
> 
> (How do we get 6% female total when no age group has greater than 2%? Perhaps
> less women disclose their date of birth - there's 7% not accounted for in the
> age ranges)
> 
> Top countries for members
> 1. United States
> 2. United Kingdom
> 3. Germany
> 4. Italy
> 5. France
> 6. Spain
> 7. Indonesia
> 8. India
> 9. Turkey
> 10. Canada
> 
> Top towns/cities for members
> 1. Jakarta
> 2. Rome
> 3. Madrid
> 4. Athens
> 5. Santiago
> 6. Paris
> 7. New Delhi
> 8. London
> 9. Milan
> 10. Mumbai
> 
> Top languages
> 1. English (US)
> 2. English (UK)
> 3. Spanish
> 4. French (France)
> 5. German
> 6. Italian
> 7. Turkish
> 8. Spanish (Spain)
> 9. Czech
> 10. Polish
> 
> Stu

Oeh, numbers, me likes numbers.

This makes me think - we could/should create an invite-only facebook
group for the supporting members, probably even exclusive facebook and
linked-in badges for them. And pick some of them at random and do an
interview or something...
 
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